Oxford Integrated Desk Seat

Simple, modern, and highly functional, the Oxford Swivel Lecture Seating system is designed to meet the demands of today’s collaborative and fast-paced educational spaces.

Whether in large lecture halls or compact classrooms, Oxford offers unmatched versatility and durability—ideal for institutions looking to maximise space and engagement.

Transform Traditional Classrooms into Dynamic Learning Spaces

The Oxford system allows educators and institutions to create flexible, interactive environments that promote collaboration. Designed for use on flat floors or stepped platforms, Oxford can be arranged in straight or curved rows—adapting seamlessly to any layout.

Each workstation supports up to four students, featuring a generous laminate-finished desk, durable PP backrests and seats, and a rotating, pivot-mounted seating arm made from aluminum. The 360-degree swivel motion and forward/backward pivot of the seat allow students to engage with peers in front, behind, or beside them—breaking away from restrictive, front-facing seating norms.

Key Features

Comfortable Workstations: Padded PP seats, integrated modesty panels, and spacious 25mm tabletops accommodate up to four students per unit.

Durable & Practical Build: Features cold-rolled steel base, aluminium pivot arms, and quality particle board with laminate finish for long-lasting performance.

Flexible & Collaborative Design: Configurable in straight or curved rows on flat or stepped floors, with 360° swivel seats that pivot for dynamic, peer-to-peer interaction.

Built for Busy Educational Settings

From high schools and universities to training centers and conference halls, Oxford is designed to withstand high-traffic environments while maintaining a sleek, modern appearance. All materials are easy to clean and maintain, ensuring long-term performance and visual appeal.                                                                                                                                            

Upgrade your learning spaces with Oxford - where form meets function for the classrooms of tomorrow.