Desks, library and hall furniture, lesson aids and lab sets, art, music and workshop equipment — laid out like a periodic table, priced room by room and delivered as one order. Tap an element to open its shelf.
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The everyday classroom desk: two places, a book shelf under the top and legs that grow with the class.
One-place version of the classroom desk for exam halls and flexible layouts.
The budget twin of the adjustable desk: same top and shelf, one height chosen per year group.
Six pupils face each other — the primary-classroom table for group work.
The teacher sits in the curve with six pupils around — the table for guided reading and small-group catch-up.
Two make a hexagon, three a horseshoe — rearrange the room between lessons without new furniture.
Beech-plywood seat and back on a steel frame that adjusts through four sizes.
A two-place desk and its pair of chairs, sized for older pupils — ordered and delivered as one set.
The same set at junior height for the first school years.
One pupil, one desk, one chair — spaced rows for tests and exams.
A tilting top for better reading and writing posture, on legs that adjust through five sizes.
A round table for the youngest classes — no corners, four places, three heights.
A clean 1200 desk with a three-drawer pedestal on castors that tucks under the top.
L-shaped workstation for the room where the teacher also runs the computer and panel.
A fixed three-drawer pedestal and a modesty panel facing the class — the desk for subject rooms.
A wider top with grommets and a cable tray for the teacher who runs a panel and a laptop.
Lectern-height desk for teachers who teach on their feet; the sloped lid locks.
A padded swivel chair with arms to go with the teacher's desk.
Single drawing desk with a top that tilts to 60° and a pencil ledge that keeps work on the board.
A single desk whose top folds up into a music stand — score reading and written work at one place.
Single computer station with a cable tray, grommet and a cradle that keeps the PC off the floor.
The top tips up and the tables nest against the wall — a training room becomes open floor in minutes.
Robotics and build table with tray storage underneath; rolls out of the way when the room changes.
Two computer places with a cable spine, grommets and two CPU holders.
A large tilting board for technical drawing, with a parallel-motion rule.
A single computer place whose height suits every year group, with a CPU holder and cable tray.
Solid reading table with a centre power and USB rail.
Island bookcase with five shelves each side and end panels for signage.
Returns, class sets and reading boxes on the move — sloped shelves keep the spines facing out.
Low upholstered cubes for reading corners in three garden colours.
Wall-run shelving: three bays, fifteen adjustable shelves and an end panel for signs.
Covers face out on sloped shelves — new arrivals and picture books that sell themselves.
Two readers side by side, each with their own space behind a low centre divider.
A reading top with a low display shelf underneath — the day's papers and journals laid flat.
Service counter and work desk in one, with a raised front shelf for the catalogue and returns.
One-person table with a modesty panel for quiet study between the shelves.
The standard single bay — five shelves, easy to extend along a wall.
An open bookcase with a back panel and plinth, for classrooms and reading corners.
Low browser bins so little readers can flick through covers like records.
A three-sided study booth with a shelf and a light — revision without distractions.
Presidium table for the stage — modesty panel to the floor and cable access for microphones.
A stand-up tribune with a sloped reading top, a microphone port and a shelf inside.
A U-shaped meeting table that faces a screen, with power and data built into the top.
A lockable showcase table for collections, projects and the school museum.
A tall glass cabinet with lit shelves for cups, models and the school's story.
Padded seat and back on a chrome sled frame — meeting rooms, the presidium and the staff room.
Folding-leg platforms that lock together into a stage for assemblies and concerts.
A double-sided free-standing board for notices, posters and pupil work in corridors and the hall.
Two rows of hooks on a hardwood rail — a whole class's coats on one wall.
Open shelves for scores, small instruments and stands — no doors to slow a lesson down.
Wide, shallow drawers keep maps, posters and A1 artwork flat and uncreased.
Wet paintings slide onto sprung wire shelves and dry flat without touching.
Eight hanging places with a hat shelf and shoe rack, for the building entrance and corridors.
Ventilated steel cabinet with shelves and a ball bin for the PE store.
Bench, hooks and shoe rack on one frame — a cloakroom corner in a single piece.
Twelve deep trays on castors for materials that move between rooms.
Sturdy couch with an adjustable backrest and a paper-roll holder.
Wipe-clean panels on a folding frame with castors.
Steel cabinet with glass doors above and solid doors below, both lockable.
Mechanical column scale with a sliding height rod — no batteries, no drift.
Chair, delivery unit, assistant arm, LED light and cuspidor in one package.
A transport chair that folds flat behind the door until it's needed.
Light two-fold stretcher with a carry bag, for the sports hall and the playground.
Evenly back-lit chart for the yearly eye screening; symbol charts for younger pupils swap in.
A stainless instrument trolley with a rail on three sides and quiet castors.
A lockable glass-door wall cabinet for instruments and first-aid stock.
A quiet carrel for listening and speaking practice, with acoustic screens and a headset hook.
Teacher console, student headsets and recorders for listening and speaking practice.
The teacher's desk for the language lab, with room and cable routing for the control console.
Headset with boom mic and a seat controller that links each booth to the teacher's console.
Two places under one set of acoustic screens — the same booth, built for pair work.
Thirty numbered hooks and a charging strip — the class set of headsets put away in seconds.
Track, trolleys, pulleys, spring balances and masses for 30 practicals.
Plug-together circuit blocks, magnets and a compass for basic electricity.
Ray box, lenses, mirrors and prisms for light and colour.
Hand-crank generator and demountable transformer for teacher demonstrations.
Static electricity you can see and hear — a motor-driven belt, an aluminium dome and a discharge wand.
Near-frictionless gliders for momentum and collisions; add photogates for timing.
One order for the whole room: demonstration projector, generator, transformer, meters, barometer and manometers, plus class apparatus for mechanics, electricity and optics.
Measure g two ways: a timed pendulum and an electromagnet free-fall drop.
Newton-meters in three ranges and two sets of brass masses for forces and Hooke's law.
Two leaf electroscopes in glass cases with charging rods — static charge the class can see.
Atoms and bonds to build organic and inorganic molecules.
Large-scale atoms for whole-class demonstration.
Borosilicate beakers, flasks, cylinders and funnels plus porcelain ware.
Stands, clamps, racks, tongs and tubing — everything that holds the glassware.
24 labelled samples — metals, polymers, fibres, minerals — in a display case.
Large-format periodic table, laminated so it can be written on, on wooden rails; lettering printed to order.
Glassware, heating, measuring and safety apparatus for a whole chemistry room, packed by workstation.
The technician's kit for the science prep room: balances, heaters, stands, clamps and storage.
The syllabus set of acids, bases, indicators and organic reagents in labelled bottles, with safety data for each.
Salts, oxides and metals for the practical work in the syllabus, in sealed, labelled jars.
Ball-and-stick structures pupils can turn in their hands: salt, diamond, graphite, ice, CO₂ and a metal.
An edge-lit wall periodic table that lights up group by group — the chemistry room's centrepiece.
Life-like torso with removable organs for anatomy and health lessons.
Full-size skeleton with movable joints on a rolling stand.
Plant cell, animal cell, flower and leaf section on stands.
Frog, fish, bird and mammal dissection models for zoology.
Real specimens in resin and glass-top boxes — pests and pollinators.
48 labelled jars of grains, seeds, fibres and crops from field and garden.
50 prepared slides, a dissection set and magnifiers for one pupil pair.
Twenty-two base-pair levels in four colours on a clear stand — the structure the syllabus keeps returning to.
Opens into two halves to show the chambers, valves and vessels.
Soil, water and food-chain kit for group work on habitats and the environment.
Enlarged flower, root, stem, leaf and seed — plant structure at a size the class can see.
Tools, raised planters and seeds for a class growing plot.
Mounted pressed plants and crops in an archive box — botany for the whole year.
Frog, bird and fish skeletons for comparing vertebrates.
Twelve preserved crop pests under glass for identification work.
Cells, plants, animals and the human body on laminated wall charts.
Tooth, skin and lung models with hygiene charts for health lessons.
Five times life size, opening into six parts to show lens, retina and muscles.
Outer, middle and inner ear at three times life size.
A life-size brain in eight colour-coded parts.
Physical relief globe for every desk.
Hand-crank tellurion for day, night, seasons and eclipses.
Volcano, river valley, coastline and glacier in painted relief.
Igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic samples in a labelled tray.
Compass, stopwatch, thermometer and magnifiers in a carry case.
Laminated, wipe-clean world map on wooden rails; lettering in the language of your choice.
Maths, science or PE charts printed to order in the school's languages.
Countries and capitals on a classic desk globe with a metal meridian.
Mountains you can feel — a physical globe with raised relief.
Stars and constellations on a turning sphere, for astronomy lessons.
Relief, rivers and oceans on a laminated, wipe-clean map with wooden rails.
One physical map per continent, laminated and ready to hang.
Baseplate compasses with damped needles for map work and outdoor lessons.
Rain gauge, thermometer, wind vane and anemometer for a daily weather record.
Six desk-size models of the ancient world's great buildings.
Replica coins, tools and pottery for handling in class — history pupils can touch.
Clay, wax and papyrus — how writing began, in pupils' hands.
A five-metre timeline from prehistory to today, in laminated panels.
A plain rectangular table for group work and handling sessions.
Painted figures of craftsmen, traders and travellers from different eras, for timelines and dioramas.
Eight laminated maps of the ancient, medieval and modern world for history lessons.
Bases, terrain, trees and buildings for pupils to build scenes from the past.
Magnetic ruler, protractor, two set squares and a compass for the board.
Cubes, prisms, pyramids, cones and spheres with removable bases.
Wooden counting frame for mental arithmetic.
Units, rods, flats and a thousand cube — place value that pupils can hold.
Trundle wheel, clinometer, 30 m tape and compass — maths and fieldwork outside the classroom.
Compasses, dividers and extension bars in a velvet-lined case — true circles on board and paper.
Compass, protractor, set squares and ruler for one pupil, in a clear case.
Colour-coded fraction pieces for equivalence, comparison and adding parts of a whole.
Pegboards and bands for area, perimeter and shape work.
Wooden tangrams and pattern blocks for symmetry, angles and tiling.
A geared teacher's clock and pupil clocks for reading time.
Adjustable H-frame easel for canvases up to 120 cm.
Small easels that stand on any desk — painting in a classroom without moving the furniture.
Two jointed figures and a hand model for proportion and pose.
Acrylics, gouache, brushes, canvases, palettes and water pots for a class group.
Technical drawing board with a sliding parallel motion and set squares.
Cube, cylinder, cone, sphere and prisms for light-and-shadow drawing.
Electric kiln for school clay and glazes, with a programmable controller and a lockable door.
Quiet, reversible wheel with a foot pedal and a removable splash pan.
Table-top press for lino, collagraph and drypoint prints up to A3.
Beech stool with a screw-adjust seat for easels and cutting tables.
A rotating colour wheel and mixing cards for hue, contrast and harmony.
Paint, brushes and palettes for a class of thirty.
Blocks, cutters, rollers and ink for relief printing with the whole class.
Wooden and wire-loop tools for modelling, carving and smoothing clay.
Two painters at once on a stable beech A-frame with tray.
Cabinet digital piano with hammer-action keys and two headphone outputs.
Full-size accordion with case and straps.
Padded bench with a smooth height crank.
Tambourines, glockenspiel, hand drums and shakers in a storage tub.
Nylon strings, a spruce top and a comfortable neck — the guitar for group lessons.
Rosewood bars on a resonating box; lift bars out to leave a pentatonic scale for beginners.
Mesh pads and headphone practice — drum lessons that don't stop the lesson next door.
Five permanent staves on the left, plain board on the right — written theory and notation side by side.
An acoustic upright for the music room and the hall, with a full-size action and three pedals.
Bright tuned steel bars on a wooden frame, with two pairs of mallets.
Thirty recorders with cleaning rods in a storage tray — every pupil playing in the first lesson.
Folding stands with a solid desk that holds a full score.
Touch-sensitive keys, hundreds of voices and a headphone socket for quiet practice.
A double-sided board on castors — music staves on one side, plain whiteboard on the other.
Heavy steel bench with four vices — four pupils work metal at once.
Traditional joiner's bench with front and tail vices and bench dogs.
Bench, drawer, shelf and a pegboard back for tools within reach.
Lockable tool cabinet: pegboard on both doors, shelves and bins inside.
Cantilever arms for lengths and a vertical bay for sheets — the workshop's timber store in one footprint.
Cast-iron vice with a swivel base — for adding stations to the benches you already have.
Three pupils wash up at once; knee-operated taps keep paint and clay off the handles.
Variable-speed wood lathe with guard and tool rest.
Training lathe for turning, facing and threading.
Pliers, spanners, screwdrivers, hammer, saw and measuring tools in a case.
Wall board with labelled metal profiles, timber species and fixings.
Connects to the lathes and saws so the workshop air stays clear.
Twelve speeds, a tilting table and a chuck guard — the first machine most pupils learn.
Heats a plastic sheet and pulls it over a mould — packaging and product prototypes in minutes.
Height-adjustable stool with a round seat that rolls between benches and machines.
Wall panels of joints, fixings and mechanisms — gears, cams and pulleys pupils can turn.
Curves and straight cuts in timber and plastics, with a tilting table and full blade guard.
Two wheels, clear eye shields and tool rests for sharpening and deburring.
Hand drills, brace and a full set of bits for timber and plastics.
Large cutting table with a self-healing mat and a fabric shelf below.
Wide, steady ironing table for the textiles room.
Table with a machine recess, drawer and pedal space.
Electric school sewing machine supplied fitted to its own table with a drawer.
Steam iron with auto shut-off for classroom safety.
Twelve-dial adjustable form on a stable stand.
Scissors, tape measures, pins, needles, threads and rulers in a divided box.
Trims, sews and finishes a seam in one pass — the next step after the sewing machine.
A free-standing safety mirror on castors for fittings in the textiles room.
An upright loom for rugs and tapestry, with an adjustable tension beam.
Forty samples from raw fibre to finished cloth — cotton, silk, wool and synthetics.
Self-healing mats, rotary cutters and rulers for accurate pattern cutting.
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Indicative list prices, ex-works, USD, excluding packing, freight and VAT. Photos are product renders; finishes and colours are confirmed on the quotation.
One list in, one priced schedule out — organised by room, so the school can be fitted out floor by floor.
Use the quote list here, or send a bill of quantities, drawings or an equipment schedule.
Every line priced with sizes, finishes and lead time, grouped room by room.
Goods are checked and packed per room, so each delivery matches a room handed over.
Ex-works, FOB or delivered to site; assembly and installation can be added to the quotation.
Yes. Send the room list or the drawings and we price every room — classrooms, library, laboratories, art, music, workshops and the hall — as one schedule.
They are indicative list prices, ex-works in USD. Your quotation is priced against your quantities, finishes and delivery terms.
Yes. Wall charts, maps, labels and instructions are printed to order in the languages you need.
Desk and chair sizes follow pupil heights, and most furniture comes in several finishes. Tell us what the room needs and we confirm it on the quotation.
In labelled bottles and jars, with a safety data sheet for every item and guidance on storage.
Yes. Orders are packed and labelled per room, so each delivery matches a room being handed over.
All 207 products with sizes, specifications and indicative prices, plus the 15 ready-room lists.
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