Hospital Furniture
Buying hospital furniture online in India is simpler when every ward item can be compared in one place, from five-function ICU beds to the small foot step beside an examination couch. This range is put together for hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, maternity centres, physiotherapy practices and families arranging care at home. Start here to see how the four furniture families differ, then open the detailed sub-range for the room you are equipping: patient room, operation theatre, labour room, emergency bay or consulting room.

Shop hospital furniture by category
Medansh groups its patient-care furniture into four sub-ranges. Each has its own page with deeper buying advice and the complete product list.
Hospital beds and bed care
The bed decides how far a patient can be repositioned, how easily staff work at the bedside and how quickly the space is cleaned between admissions. Our hospital beds and bed care range climbs in clear steps. Plain beds have a fixed flat top on an MS angle or pipe frame. A semi fowler bed raises the backrest, while a full fowler bed also adjusts the leg section. ICU beds go further with five functions.
The electric ICU bed with 5 functions lets caregivers change the backrest, leg section, bed height and tilt from a wired remote. For general wards, the mechanical full fowler bed with ABS panel and ABS railing works on manual cranks and has moulded head and foot panels that wipe clean. Bed care covers everything on and around the bed: 2-section and 4-section mattresses, attendant beds, railings, wedge pillows and over-bed tables such as the over-bed table trolley with sunmica top.
Examination and OT tables
Tables are where a patient is examined, operated on or delivered, so they are chosen by procedure rather than by ward. The examination and OT tables page splits them into four collections. An examination couch suits OPD cabins and consulting rooms; the plain examination couch uses an epoxy-coated tubular steel frame with a listed load capacity of 120 kg. Other versions add a drawer cabinet, footstep, padded leg rest or bowl, and gynaecology rooms can use a gynaec examination couch with lithotomy rods.
For theatres, the operating table collection runs from a hi-low manual OT table to hydraulic and electric models. The C-arm compatible electric OT table has a radiolucent top that leaves room for imaging during surgery. Maternity units can compare labour tables in mechanical and telescopic designs, with stainless steel or MS frames and SS tops.
Stretchers, wheelchairs and trolleys
Moving patients, medicines and instruments safely is a daily job in every hospital, and the stretchers, wheelchairs and trolleys range is built around it. The stretchers collection holds folding canvas and MS stretchers, a spine board, a head immobilizer and a scoop stretcher with an aluminium frame, plus a hydraulic emergency trolley with collapsible railings for ER and ICU transfers.
Among wheelchairs you will find a foldable mag-wheel model, a wheelchair stretcher with varied positions and the staircase evacuation chair for narrow stairwells and high-rise buildings. The medical trolleys collection is storage on wheels: dressing, Mayo, instrument, medicine, monitor and soiled-linen trolleys, and a crash cart trolley with removable bins and lockable drawer units for emergency supplies.
Ward accessories
Small pieces complete a room and are handled more often than anything else in it. The ward accessories page gathers four of them. IV stands come with chrome-plated or stainless steel pipes, metal or fibre bases, and four-hook options; the four-hook IV stand with chrome pipe and metal base rolls on five castor wheels.
Revolving stools give doctors and patients a height-adjustable seat in three- or four-leg designs, with cushioned or stainless steel tops such as the three-leg revolving stool with SS top. A foot step helps patients climb onto a couch or table, in single or double, MS or polished steel builds like the double stainless steel footstep. The bowl stands collection currently lists dressing trolleys fitted with a bowl and bucket.
How to choose hospital furniture: a buying guide
Run through these checks for every item on a purchase list, whether you are furnishing one consulting room or an entire inpatient wing.
Frame material and finish
Most frames in this range are mild steel (MS) or stainless steel (SS). MS frames carry an epoxy powder-coated finish, as on the plain patient bed with MS pipe frame, and make sense for dry ward areas on a tighter budget. SS tops and all-steel builds, such as the all stainless steel dressing trolley, are chosen where surfaces meet fluids and frequent disinfection. ABS head and foot panels on beds are moulded for a neat finish and easy wiping.
Manual, hydraulic or electric operation
Powered adjustment saves staff effort but needs a dependable power point near the bed or table. Mechanical beds use hand cranks, whereas the electric semi fowler bed raises the head section from a remote. Among OT tables, the hydraulic operating table lists a lifting speed of 16 mm/s, and the hi-low manual model needs no power at all. In OPD and physiotherapy rooms, the hi-low couch 2 fold motorized lowers close to wheelchair height for easier transfers.
Size, load capacity and room fit
Check listed dimensions against the room, the lift and the narrowest door on the delivery route. A few examples: a plain bed on an MS angle frame is listed at 6 x 3 ft, a five-function mechanical ICU model at 7 x 3.5 ft, and the hydraulic OT table at 2050 x 500 x 580 mm. Where a load capacity is listed, such as 110 kg for the MS pipe-frame plain bed or 350 kg for the hi-low mat table, match it to the patients you expect.
Patient safety features
Railings, wheels and brakes do most of the safety work. Look for collapsible railings that fold down for transfers, or add a collapsible bed railing system to an existing bed. Castor wheels make shifting and floor cleaning easier; on wheelchair stretchers, confirm the casters lock before a patient is moved. For trauma response, a spine board used with a head immobilizer helps limit movement during transfer.
Cleaning and infection control
Furniture in clinical areas is wiped down many times a day, so smooth surfaces matter more than looks. Stainless steel tops, ABS panels and rexine or PU-leather couch covers are easier to wipe than fabric. Use the cleaning agents the manufacturer recommends and fit the routine into your infection-control protocol, especially if the facility follows NABH-style practices.
Mattresses and add-ons
Not every bed listing includes a mattress, so read the title before ordering. ICU and full fowler beds take a 4-section mattress, like the 4-section deluxe mattress for ICU and fowler beds, while semi fowler beds take a 2-section one. Plan at the same time for an over-bed table, an IV stand and a stool at each bed space.
Tip: before ordering beds or OT tables, measure the lift car and the tightest corridor turn. A bed that cannot reach the ward is an easily avoided delay.
| Category | Best for | Typical setting | Shop link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital beds and bed care | Patient rest, positioning and attendant comfort | Wards, ICUs, private rooms, home care | Compare beds |
| Examination and OT tables | Examinations, surgery and deliveries | OPD cabins, operation theatres, labour rooms | Compare tables |
| Stretchers, wheelchairs and trolleys | Moving patients, supplies and instruments | Emergency, ambulances, corridors, theatres | Compare transport furniture |
| Ward accessories | IV support, seating and step-up access | Patient rooms, consulting rooms, day-care bays | Compare accessories |
Hospital furniture for hospitals, clinics, colleges and homes
- Multi-speciality hospitals: ICU beds and crash carts for critical care, electric OT tables and Mayo trolleys in theatres, and labour tables in the maternity wing.
- Nursing homes and small hospitals: semi fowler and full fowler beds, IV stands, dressing trolleys and an emergency trolley cover most daily needs.
- Clinics and diagnostic centres: an examination couch, a foot step and a revolving stool make a complete consulting-room set.
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation centres: motorized hi-low couches and the electric traction four-fold bed help with patient positioning, alongside therapy machines in physiotherapy equipment.
- Home care: the electric backrest recliner with mattress turns an ordinary home bed into a reclining one, and foldable wheelchairs tuck away when not in use.
- Medical and nursing colleges: skills labs can pair a ward bed with simulator manikins and anatomy models from Manikins & Models.
To finish a room, add stethoscopes and weighing scales from Equipment, dressing and gyne sets from Instruments, drapes, gowns and bed sheets from Personal Protective Gear, plus gauze and holloware from Consumables & Accessories. All of these sit within the wider Hospital & Clinic section.
Why buy hospital furniture from Medansh
Every price on the site is shown inclusive of tax, which keeps comparisons between models straightforward. Furnishing a full ward or buying for an institution? Send your list for a bulk price: Need a quotation?
- Large items ship under the terms in our shipping policy.
- How returns work is explained in the return, replacement and refund policy.
- Follow any order from dispatch onwards on the track order page.
- Customer care is on 8586012345 and at cs@meddey.com.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between plain, semi fowler, full fowler and ICU beds?
Plain beds stay flat at all times. Semi fowler models raise the backrest, a full fowler bed also adjusts the leg section, and five-function ICU beds add height and tilt adjustment on top of both.
Should I choose stainless steel or powder-coated mild steel furniture?
Stainless steel suits areas with frequent fluids and disinfection, such as theatres, labour rooms and dressing areas. Epoxy powder-coated MS is a sturdy, lower-cost choice for wards and consulting rooms. Several items, including footsteps and dressing trolleys, are offered in both builds.
Is an electric hospital bed worth choosing over a mechanical one?
Electric beds let staff or family change position from a remote, which helps when a patient is repositioned often. Mechanical beds use hand cranks, need no power and cost less. A practical mix is electric where repositioning is frequent and mechanical elsewhere.
Can I get one quotation for furnishing a whole ward or a new hospital?
Yes. Share your list of beds, tables, trolleys and accessories through Need a quotation? and ask for bulk or institutional pricing.
Do hospital beds come with a mattress?
It depends on the listing. Titles that mention a mattress include one. For other beds, add a 2-section mattress for semi fowler models or a 4-section mattress for full fowler and ICU models.
How should hospital furniture be cleaned?
Wipe frames, tops and panels with the agents the manufacturer recommends, dry them, and follow your facility's infection-control routine. Keep liquids away from motors, remotes and castor bearings.
How does delivery work, and can I return an item?
Orders ship as described in the shipping policy and can be followed online after dispatch. Returns and replacements follow the return, replacement and refund policy, so read both before you order.
What should a new nursing home buy first?
Start with a bed, mattress, IV stand, over-bed table and stool for each patient space. Then add a dressing trolley, crash cart, wheelchair and stretcher for the floor, and an examination couch with a foot step for the consulting room.

