Historically, furniture has served as an important element in homes and communities throughout the world. As a term, furniture refers to movable objects used for teaching walls supporting human activity and educational furniture holding objects at convenient heights. These objects may also serve a symbolic or religious function. The history of furniture can span thousands of years, but the word is most commonly associated with Western societies. Today, furniture comes in many styles and teaching walls materials, and often displays cultural differences. Here are some of the most common types of education furniture:

LECSA has completed its first delivery of furniture to Lesotho schools. The Leloaleng Manufacturing Centre has completed delivering ten student desks, toilet refurbishment eight teacher tables, and eight chalkboards to the school in Mohale. LECSA estimates that this furniture purchase saved the organization around ten percent of its projected cost, and these savings will go towards building more school furniture. If the project proceeds as planned, the furniture will be delivered to the next two schools in Lesotho.

School furniture is an integral part of the overall decor of the classroom. Children are particularly sensitive to their environment, teaching walls so choosing the right classroom furniture is critical for improving student performance. However, toilet refurbishment if the design is flexible and meets the needs of students, it can also make the classroom more enjoyable to teach in. Therefore, administrators should try to shift their perspective about the cost of furniture and invest in high-quality pieces from the very start of the project. In addition, architects should consider flexibility, ergonomics, and efficiency when choosing furniture for their buildings.