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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Odd Ball IndustriesFounded in a Centerport, New York basement in 1960, family-owned and operated Odd Ball Industries designs and fabricates ligature-resistant plumbing fixtures and bathroom safety products for behavioral health facilities. The company’s focus grew from a psychiatric hospital’s need for a safer closet bar and now includes five patented designs, with a sixth patent pending. As a third-generation business with 35 years focused on behavioral health, Odd Ball works with facilities to turn unusual safety challenges into custom solutions.CENTERPORT, NY
On the Gate, LLCOn the Gate, LLC develops and manufactures the patented High-Security Anti-Splash System, a retrofit for jail and detention-center cell-door food slots that helps protect correctional staff from inmate assaults. Founded by David Reisender, the company draws on more than 30 years of correctional law-enforcement experience, including senior leadership and warden experience at New York City Corrections and Rikers Island. The system is proudly made in the USA and features a one-handed, pneumatically assisted door with a removable clear polycarbonate box offering a 280-degree view.GREENFIELD PARK, NY
Furniture ConceptsFurniture Concepts is an Ohio-based contract furniture wholesaler supplying heavy-duty furnishings for behavioral healthcare, recovery and group-living environments. Evolved from a family-owned retail furniture company, it has served these settings for more than 25 years with designs intended to support safety, hygiene, dignity and long-term use. Its made-in-USA offerings and project guidance help facilities create residential-feeling spaces without giving up durability or behavioral-health safeguards.CLEVELAND, OH
Jess Crate FurnitureJess Crate Furniture grew out of Barbara and Steve Silver’s Philadelphia textile business before the couple acquired a North Carolina factory and launched the company on August 9, 2006. Today, its Mt. Gilead operation handcrafts American-made furniture for high-use institutional environments, with a factory-direct approach and the ability to match existing pieces or finishes. The company’s work is built around practical longevity for facilities such as camps and dormitories.337127DARBY, PA