mon-fri 9-13 / 14.30-18.30
Wooden voting ballot box ideal for elections. Dimensions: 42 x 38.5 x h.41 cm.
25-liter electoral urn in transparent PMMA and aluminum, 30x30x25 cm. Key lock and handles for secure and portable document collection.
15-liter round ballot box in transparent PMMA. Dimensions Ø 20x25 cm, 115x10 mm slot and key lock for secure voting.
H972_95 ballot box in transparent PMMA and aluminum, 48 liters (40x40x30 cm). Secure with lock for professional consultations.
Pack of 10 pieces
€2,514.24 VAT incl.Extensible trestle barrier for polling stations. W.100/190xh100 cm
30-liter ballot box in transparent PMMA with integrated counter and double lock. Dimensions 40x40x30 cm, ideal for secure voting.
Cylindrical transparent PMMA urn, 15 liters, height 75 cm with key lock. Ideal for voting and floor-standing suggestion collection.
Folding electoral table with steel base and polyethylene top. W.152xD.76xH.74 cm
Election Table 220 cm with reinforced steel frame.
60-liter electoral box in transparent PMMA with mechanical counter and double padlock for secure high-turnout consultations.
Folding table for electoral furniture h723_15 with a solid steel structure and scratch-resistant epoxy finishes. Equipped with high impact resistance and a practical suitcase-style closure. Dimensions: 180x76x75 h cm.
Folding table for election furniture h723_16 with a solid steel structure and scratch-resistant epoxy finishes. Featuring maximum shock resistance and a practical suitcase-style folding design. Extra-large dimensions: 244 x 76 x 75 h cm.
The organization of an electoral consultation involves a level of logistical planning that goes far beyond the simple arrangement of ballot boxes and voting booths. The electoral furniture accessories represent the structured set of technical tools and operational complements indispensable for transforming an ordinary space into a functional, secure polling station compliant with current regulations. These products range from robustly constructed polling station tables to modular stages for public events, including boundary systems, identification signage, and supports for the orderly management of voter flows. The quality of these accessories is directly reflected in the efficiency of voting operations and the perception of professionalism that an administrative body transmits to citizens during democratic procedures.
The use of certified professional accessories brings tangible advantages from both an operational and economic point of view. Structures made of galvanized steel, structural aluminum, and high-resistance laminates guarantee multi-year durability and the possibility of reuse in numerous subsequent consultations, significantly optimizing the initial investment. The ease of transport, assembly, and disassembly reduces the setup and restoration times of the facilities, allowing local authorities to manage the workload with ordinary personnel without the need for particular technical specializations. Furthermore, the adoption of standardized equipment guarantees aesthetic and functional consistency throughout the municipal territory, conveying an orderly and reliable image of democratic procedures.
The need for specific accessories for the electoral sector emerges clearly when analyzing the operational characteristics of a polling station. Polling station tables, for example, must support concentrated loads from ballot boxes full of slips, provide a wide and regular writing surface for scrutineers and secretaries, and remain stable during the delicate phases of the count. The possibility of completely folding these structures allows for the conversion of an ordinary space—a school classroom, a community hall—into an operational electoral office within minutes, drastically reducing setup times and direct labor costs for municipal administrations. The choice of professional tables with reinforced bases and anti-scratch tops also ensures that the same equipment can serve for dozens of consecutive consultations without losing functionality or presenting stability problems.
In addition to the internal component of the polling station, accessories for electoral propaganda such as modular stages and platforms for rallies offer a versatile solution for political communication in open spaces. These systems, built with non-slip surfaces and safety railings compliant with regulations for public places, guarantee the necessary visibility for speakers and protect the public during demonstrations and assemblies. The integration of complementary elements—plates for numbering sections, directional signs, queue boundary systems—creates a clear and orderly path for the voter, facilitating the flow of voters and significantly reducing the risk of crowding or confusion. For technical and administrative personnel engaged in prolonged shifts, the availability of camp beds and folding cots in fire-retardant materials represents a welfare element that improves working conditions without excessively weighing on municipal budgets.
The catalog of electoral furniture accessories is divided into several product categories, each designed to solve specific operational needs. The polling station tables represent the central solution and are available in different lengths—from 152 centimeters up to 220 centimeters—with reinforced steel frames, laminate or polyethylene tops, and folding legs. This configuration allows for vertical storage and minimizes damage during repeated transport. Modular stages, generally built with 150 x 150 centimeter modules, assemble quickly without special tools and offer a stable platform for public speeches, conferences, and events. Their modularity allows for the configuration of floor surfaces of different sizes, adapting to the available space and the characteristics of the event.
The offer is completed by signage and boundary systems, which include extendable trestle barriers, identification plates for sections, and supports for directional signage. For the transport and storage of electoral documents, transparent PMMA ballot boxes with key locks are available in various volumetric capacities—from 15 to 60 liters—and also painted wood ballot boxes for contexts that require a more traditional aesthetic. Some models include mechanical counters to track the number of votes deposited, while others are equipped with double padlocks for greater security during overnight custody. For personnel on duty, folding cots, camp beds with elastic mesh, and chairs in various materials are available, designed to ensure comfort during prolonged shifts while maintaining ease of transport and minimal bulk.
The correct selection of accessories must start from a realistic analysis of the entity’s storage capacity and the expected frequency of use. Regarding tables, it is fundamental to opt for models with folding steel legs, anti-scratch tops, and stability certification even with asymmetrical loads—a common situation during the count. The length of the table must be proportional to the number of scrutineers planned and the size of the ballot boxes used, considering that insufficient space slows down operations and increases staff fatigue. When choosing a stage for rallies, it is essential to evaluate the useful height of the platform (generally between 80 and 120 centimeters), the resistance of the surface to the expected load, and the ease of access for people with motor disabilities. The most frequent errors in this phase consist of purchasing structures that are too light for real use or, conversely, undersized compared to the spaces available in municipal warehouses.
Another critical aspect concerns compliance with current safety regulations regarding work and the use of public structures. If the stage will be used regularly for events with public flow, it is necessary to verify that the railings, access stairs, and the floor surface comply with European directives regarding the prevention of falls from height. As for ballot boxes, the choice must balance transparency (to allow visual inspection during the count) with ease of cleaning and resistance to wear. Transparent PMMA ballot boxes with mechanical counters are ideal for frequent consultations and allow for immediate verification of the material’s integrity; wood ones, on the other hand, convey a greater sense of solemnity but require periodic maintenance and have a shorter lifespan. The availability of detailed technical specifications—dimensions in millimeters, materials used, regulations applied—represents an indicator of supplier reliability and facilitates compatibility with the spaces and equipment already in the entity’s possession.
The organization of polling stations is governed by a dense web of regulatory provisions issued by the Ministry of the Interior and territorial prefectures, which specify minimum dimensions, permitted materials, and safety requirements for the structures. Voting booths, for example, must guarantee complete visual isolation but at the same time allow verification by observers of the count; support accessories such as tables must withstand a minimum load established by ministerial circulars without deforming or tipping over. Barriers for delimiting queues must be stable and high enough to guide the flow of the public without creating dangerous obstacles; the material used must be fire-retardant or self-extinguishing, especially in school buildings that host polling stations. Compliance with these requirements is not merely formal but essential to guarantee the safety of voters and the legal validity of voting procedures.
Particular aspects concern accessibility for people with motor disabilities, which is now mandatory according to current regulations. Polling station tables must allow access even to those using wheelchairs, which implies free lateral spaces and surface heights compliant with standards (about 75-80 centimeters). Stages for public events, if used frequently, require access ramps with controlled slope and stairs with handrails. Signage must be easily readable and sometimes available in an alternative format for visually impaired people. Compliance with these regulations is verified by municipal electoral commissions and health authorities during the setup of the polling station; shortcomings in this area can lead to delays in opening facilities or, in the most serious cases, partial invalidation of operations. For this reason, the acquisition of certified accessories and the advice of specialized suppliers significantly reduces the risks of non-compliance and ensures a regular and orderly electoral procedure.
Explore the complete selection of accessories for electoral furniture available in our catalog and carefully evaluate the dimensions, materials, and certifications appropriate to the operational context of your administration, considering both immediate needs and the prospect of multi-year use.
Polling station tables are available in lengths ranging from 152 to 220 centimeters, with a depth of 76 centimeters and a height of 74 centimeters. The choice of length depends on the number of scrutineers and the size of the ballot boxes, ensuring sufficient space for writing and handling documents during the count.
A single 150 x 150 centimeter stage module with a first-choice spruce wood top has an indicative cost between 650 and 800 euros. The price varies based on materials, safety certifications, and the number of modules ordered; purchases in larger quantities benefit from progressive discounts.
PMMA ballot boxes are made of a material with medium resistance to surface scratches, which do not compromise transparency but can accumulate over time. To ensure prolonged durability, it is advisable to clean the boxes with specific non-abrasive detergents and store them in dust-free environments.
Folding tables with telescopic or hinged legs can be completely folded and stacked vertically, taking up minimal space. Most are equipped with ergonomic handles or can be loaded onto hand trucks to facilitate transport between municipal warehouses and polling sites.
Fences must be made of fire-retardant or self-extinguishing materials, such as PVC-coated steel, anodized aluminum, or specific certified plastics. 100-190 centimeter extendable trestle barriers are the most common because they are stable, lightweight, and easy to assemble without tools.
Ballot boxes with mechanical counters offer a visual and tangible track of the number of votes cast, useful during counting operations. However, they require regular maintenance of the mechanisms; simple transparent ballot boxes allow for direct visual inspection and have fewer parts subject to wear.
Tables must be at least 75 centimeters high and have a free lateral space of at least 120 centimeters to allow wheelchair access. If the polling station is on multiple levels, access ramps with a slope not exceeding 5% are mandatory; temporary elevators or beds for assisted voting may also be available.
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