Institute and Training Room Furniture Manufacturers in Pune
Training tables, classroom desks, computer lab benches, library units and staff room furniture for coaching classes, colleges, corporate training rooms and skill centres. Made to order in Dhanori.
Who makes institute and training room furniture in Pune?
Short answer: Encore Interiors manufactures institute and training room furniture at its unit in Dhanori, Pune. We make training tables, classroom desks, computer lab benches, faculty tables, library shelving, reception counters and storage in custom sizes, for coaching institutes, colleges, schools and corporate training rooms across Pune and Pimpri-Chinchwad. Call +91 75076 17409 for a layout and quotation.
Pune runs on education and training. Coaching classes in Sadashiv Peth, engineering colleges on the outskirts, IT training centres in Hinjewadi and Kharadi, and the training rooms inside almost every large office all need the same thing: as many comfortable seats as the room allows, with a clear view of the board or screen.
Classroom furniture also takes a beating. Hundreds of students in a week, bags dropped on tops, desks pushed around for group work. We build for that. This page covers the furniture we make, the room layouts that work and the spacing to follow. Our complete office range is on office furniture in Pune.
What furniture do we make for institutes?
Training tables
Two and three seater tables, 1200 to 1800 mm wide and 450 to 600 mm deep, with a modesty panel and optional bag shelf. Fixed or on castors for rooms that change layout.
Classroom desks and benches
Long writing desks in rows for coaching halls, with seating benches or loose chairs. Sized to the age group and the batch size.
Computer lab benches
Continuous benches with cable trays, CPU space and power at every seat. Wall-facing, back to back or in islands.
Faculty and staff room furniture
Teacher tables, staff room desks with lockable drawers, a podium or lectern, and the principal or director cabin.
Library and record storage
Book shelving, reading tables, issue counters and lockable record storage for student files.
Front office
Reception and admission counters, counselling tables and waiting area furniture. See reception desks.
Which training room layout should you choose?
| Layout | Best for | Space per person | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classroom rows | Lectures, coaching, exams | About 15 to 20 sq ft | Most seats. Keep a centre or side aisle |
| U-shape | Workshops, discussions up to about 25 people | About 30 to 35 sq ft | Everyone sees the trainer and each other |
| Clusters or pods | Group work, case studies | About 25 to 30 sq ft | Tables on castors make this easy |
| Computer lab, wall-facing | Software training, labs | About 20 to 25 sq ft | Trainer can see all screens from the centre |
| Boardroom style | Small management training | About 30 sq ft | One large table, up to about 16 people |
If one room has to serve several purposes, choose two-seater tables on lockable castors. The same furniture then gives you rows on Monday and clusters on Tuesday.
What spacing and sizes should you follow?
- Table width per person: 600 mm minimum, 750 mm if laptops are used.
- Table depth: 450 mm for writing, 600 mm for laptops or desktops.
- Row spacing: 900 to 1000 mm from the front edge of one table to the front edge of the next, so people can get in and out.
- Aisles: at least 900 mm for a side aisle and 1200 mm for the main aisle to the door.
- First row: about 1.5 to 2 m from the board or screen.
- Table height: 750 mm for adults. Lower for school age groups.
Related reading: standard furniture dimensions and cable management for computer labs.
What makes classroom furniture last?
- Metal frames: powder-coated steel legs and understructure handle being dragged and leaned on.
- Scratch-resistant tops: high-pressure laminate in a mid tone, which hides pen marks better than white.
- Rounded, sealed edges: thick edge banding protects the board and is safer in crowded rooms.
- Fixed fittings: fewer loose parts means fewer things to break or go missing.
- Planned wiring: cables in trays and risers, out of reach of feet and bags.
What decides the cost of institute furniture?
| Factor | Effect on cost |
|---|---|
| Number of seats | Larger batches lower the per-seat rate. |
| Table size | Deeper laptop tables use more material than writing desks. |
| Frame and castors | Metal frames and lockable castors add to each table. |
| Power and data | Computer lab benches with sockets and trays cost more than plain tables. |
| Storage and counters | Library, record storage and reception are priced separately. |
Frequently asked questions
Do you make furniture for coaching classes?
Yes. We make classroom desks, benches, faculty tables, reception counters and storage for coaching classes of all sizes.
Can training tables be moved to change the room layout?
Yes. We make training tables on lockable castors so the room can be changed from rows to a U-shape or clusters in minutes.
Do you make computer lab furniture?
Yes. We make computer lab benches with cable trays, CPU space and power points planned for each seat.
How many students fit in a classroom?
In classroom rows, allow about 15 to 20 square feet per student including aisles. We can work out the exact number from the room dimensions.
Do you furnish corporate training rooms?
Yes. We make training tables, a trainer desk or podium and storage for training rooms inside offices.
Get a quote for your institute
Share the room sizes and the batch size you want to seat. We will send a layout and quotation.
Encore Interiors
Survey No. 19, 3/1, near Shard Lawns, Madhav Nagar,Dhanori, Pune, Maharashtra 411015
Phone: +91 89799 31695, +91 75076 17409
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