ChurchPlaza Companies Inc.
10/07/2024 | News release | Distributed by Public on 10/07/2024 13:13
A Guide for Choosing the Right Furniture for Funeral Homes
While the focus of a funeral service is about honoring the life of the deceased, it's equally important to provide comfort and compassion to grieving family and friends. Creating a welcoming environment for attendees is crucial, and that includes choosing the right chairs for your funeral home.
Assessing Your Space and Seating Needs
There are many factors to consider when selecting funeral home seating. Start by measuring the size and layout of the chapel or any other areas where services are held. Consider the layout of the room, including aisles, exits, and other fixtures that may limit seating arrangements.
Make sure seating allows for easy movement within the space, especially for elderly guests or those with mobility challenges. Maintain clear pathways for accessibility to exits, restrooms, and other important areas.
Estimate the number of attendees, keeping in mind that beyond immediate family and friends, the visitor count can vary significantly, especially if the deceased was well-known or active in the community. Having flexible seating allows you to cater to larger services as well as smaller gatherings. To enhance versatility, consider having a set of foldingor stackable chairson hand, allowing you to easily expand seating capacity or move chairs between rooms as needed.
Choosing Comfortable, Versatile, and Safe Funeral Home Chairs
In-place seating should be both sturdy and comfortable to accommodate extended services. Quality, high-density commercial virgin foam provides optimal support, will last long, and is certified to meet or exceed all appropriate safety and state fire code standards.
If considering upholstered chairs, see if the chair fabrichas Commercial MoistureBarrier Treatment to reduce moisture passing through to the foam and meets or exceeds all government and industry safety standards
When prioritizing the comfort and well-being of funeral guests, opt for chairs that are Certified Green. Selecting seating that meets strict health and environmental standards ensures a safe, as well as comfortable, experience for your visitors.
Learn more about the carcinogenic dangers of uncertified chairs.
Create the Right Atmosphere with Your Seating
Chairs with clean lines and understated elegance will complement any space in a funeral home, whether it's a stately viewing room in a historic building, or a bright and modern multifunctional space.
Sticking to soft or neutral colors (like beige, gray, or soft blue) helps create a peaceful environment. Bright or bold colors can be distracting and may not be appropriate for a funeral service.
Budget Considerations and Warranty
When evaluating chairs, be sure to carefully review the warranty. It's important that the company offers a good warrantyon the frame, workmanship, fabric, and foam that protects your investment.
Even with a tight budget, there are still reliable chairs that will serve guests well. Explore financing optionsto help ease the burden.
Investing in premium quality chairs will also help you save in the long run. Check for sturdy construction and durable materials.
Thoughtfully selecting funeral home seating that prioritizes comfort, durability, and a welcoming atmosphere, will greatly help to create a space where grieving families and friends focus on finding solace and support. An investment in quality seating ensures that a funeral home is equipped to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for years to come.