Medical architecture plays a vital role in the healthcare sector.

Its purpose goes beyond the design and construction of professional medical equipment — it also encompasses the development of functional furniture and fittings for clinics, examination rooms, and hospital wards. One of the key areas, particularly from a hygiene and patient safety perspective, is the bathroom and toilet space in medical facilities.

A wide range of accessories is now available on the market to significantly enhance patient comfort and safety in these areas. These include toilet and shower trolleys, bathing seats, and various types of support rails and grab bars installed in showers or near toilets. Such equipment is increasingly being installed not only in healthcare environments but also in public institutions accessible to the elderly or people with disabilities.

All components used in toilet and bathroom areas must meet the highest standards of quality, durability, and safety. For this reason, manufacturers place strong emphasis on the materials used in production. Only stable, hygienic, and long-lasting sanitary equipment can provide the level of comfort, security, and functionality that patients and caregivers expect.