David Bailey Furniture Systems is a long established manufacturer and supplier of specialist fitted furniture and specialist joinery for the healthcare and education sectors and for nursing/care home establishments.

Since 1982, David Bailey Furniture Systems has been supplying and installing its Healthline range of plinth mounted units and suspended HTM 63 units to hundreds of hospitals, health centres and doctors surgeries, along with its Bedroom Furniture to nursing homes, care homes and hostels, and its Education Furniture to schools and colleges. Being particularly robust, the Education range is also exceptionally well suited to special needs and secure learning establishments.

David Bailey Furniture Systems’ offers a complete one stop shop service to all of its clients throughout the UK.  In addition to the Healthline and Education ranges of fitted furniture, David Bailey Furniture Systems also manufactures bespoke items to suit its clients own specifications, including high quality nurses stations, reception furniture, specialist cabinets for MRI scanners and diagnostic equipment.   

David Bailey Furniture Systems’ products include: floor-mounted and wall-hung units, cupboards, drawers, storage units, storage trays, worktops, shelving, wardrobes, chests of drawers, vanity units, bedside cabinets, nurses stations, reception desks, bookcases, handles, suspended storage systems designed specifically for hospital laboratories and theatre suite areas and other bespoke furniture.

The Healthline range has been specified for many of the country’s largest and most prestigious healthcare refurbishment and development projects. These include the recent refurbishment of Kingston Hospital’s new Oncology Unit, the supply and installation of furniture for St Thomas’ Hospital’s Metabolic, Haematological and Pain Management and Phelbotomy Units, and a series of ongoing contracts at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children.

The Education range has recently been specified at The Goldwyn Community Special School in Ashford, The TreeHouse Trust’s National Centre for Autism Education in North London, H.M. Prison Cardiff, and The Serco Defence Academy in Shrivenham.