Max-Secure® Institutional Furniture Inc

Headquarters

Buffalo, NY

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For more than 40 years, Max-Secure® has been known for helping correctional and behavioral-health facilities make demanding spaces safer and more livable. The Buffalo-based manufacturer develops anti-ligature institutional furniture for intensive daily use, with a field-tested installation record spanning more than 25,000 units across the United States.

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