Elementary Student Desks are desks designed for primary school students. They are a complete set of study desks and chairs consisting of a desktop and a matching chair. The desktop is made of suitable size and material, providing primary school students with a comfortable space for writing and placing books and other learning supplies. The overall structure of the desk and chair is stable and the design is ergonomic, which can effectively help primary school students maintain a correct sitting posture, prevent myopia and spinal curvature, and help primary school students learn and grow healthily.

(I) School classrooms

Regular classroom use

In regular classrooms in primary schools, Elementary Student Desks are ideal study desks and chairs. Their stable structure and suitable size can meet the learning needs of primary school students in various subjects such as Chinese, mathematics, and English. Students can write, read, draw, etc. comfortably on the desks, and the matching chairs can keep them in a good sitting posture and improve learning efficiency.

Group activities

This type of desk and chair can also play a good role in group discussions or cooperative learning activities. Because of its lightweight and easy-to-move design, students can flexibly combine desks and chairs according to the needs of group activities to form different group layouts, which facilitates interaction and communication between students.

(II) Extracurricular training institutions

Subject tutoring institutions

In various primary school extracurricular subject tutoring institutions, Elementary Student Desks can provide comfortable learning conditions for primary school students who come to study. Its durable characteristics can also adapt to the high-intensity use environment of training institutions and maintain a good use state for a long time.

Interest cultivation institutions

In interest cultivation institutions such as painting and calligraphy, this type of desk and chair can also meet the special needs of students in the learning process. For example, when drawing, the flatness of the desktop and sufficient space allow students to freely place drawing supplies, etc., while the comfort of the chair can prevent students from feeling overly tired during a long period of study.

(I) Daily cleaning

Desktop cleaning

Wipe the desktop regularly with a clean, soft, damp cloth to remove dust, stains, etc. For stubborn stains, you can use a small amount of mild detergent to gently wipe it, but avoid using detergents containing corrosive ingredients such as strong acids and alkalis to avoid damaging the surface coating of the desktop. After wiping, wipe it again with a clean damp cloth to remove the detergent residue, then wipe it with a dry cloth to keep the desktop dry.

Seat cleaning

The seat and backrest of the seat can be cleaned with the same damp cloth wiping method. You can use a vacuum cleaner regularly to remove dust and debris. For stains, you can use a special detergent for local cleaning, but be careful to prevent the detergent from penetrating into the internal filling material.

(II) Regular inspection

Structural inspection

Check the overall structure of the table and chair at regular intervals to check whether the metal parts such as the bracket are loose or deformed, and whether the screws and other connectors are tight. If there is any looseness, tighten it with appropriate tools in time; if there is any deformation, evaluate whether it affects the safety of use, and contact after-sales service for repair or replacement of parts if necessary.

Adjustment function check

For functional parts such as height adjustment of tables and chairs, check regularly whether they are adjusted smoothly and whether the adjustment parts are damaged. If the adjustment is not smooth, apply a small amount of lubricating oil to the adjustment parts, but avoid the lubricating oil from getting on other parts.

(III) Moisture-proof and sun-proof

Moisture-proof measures

Try to avoid placing tables and chairs in humid environments, such as basements near water sources or with poor ventilation. If used in humid seasons or environments, pay attention to keeping the room well ventilated, and use dehumidifiers to reduce indoor humidity. When tables and chairs are not in use, they can be covered and protected with moisture-proof covers.

Sun protection measures

Do not expose tables and chairs to direct sunlight for a long time, because ultraviolet rays may cause fading and aging of parts such as the desktop. If direct sunlight cannot be avoided, use curtains to block it, or apply some protective agents with sun protection functions on the surface of the tables and chairs.

(IV) Reasonable use

Avoid overloading

Although tables and chairs have a certain load-bearing capacity, primary school students should be educated not to place heavy items on the table, such as boxes of books, so as not to damage the table or cause deformation of the table and chair structure.

Correct use of adjustment functions

When adjusting the height of tables and chairs, operate correctly according to the requirements of the instructions to avoid improper behavior such as violent adjustment that may cause damage to the adjustment parts. At the same time, the height of tables and chairs should be reasonably adjusted according to the actual height of primary school students to ensure their comfort and correctness.