What to Prepare Before a First Consultation

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What a First Consultation Covers

Before we meet, it helps to have a clear picture of the classroom setup. We ask about the age range of students, the type of furniture currently in use, and any recurring complaints about discomfort or posture. This information lets us focus the session on what matters most.

Documents and Measurements to Gather

Bring a floor plan of the classroom if possible. Note the number of students per room and the approximate height of the existing desks and chairs. If you have photos of the furniture from different angles, those help too. We will compare these against standard ergonomic ranges for each age group.

What We Will Do During the Session

We will review the measurements, discuss typical posture issues, and identify the most practical adjustments. The goal is to leave with a short list of changes that can be implemented without a full replacement of furniture. For schools that work with local carpenters, we can also suggest modifications to existing pieces.

After the Consultation

You will receive a summary with the key findings and a set of recommendations. If further evaluation is needed, we can schedule a follow-up visit or provide remote guidance. The entire process is designed to be straightforward and directly useful for your specific context.