AIRPORT / CHECK-IN COUNTERS

Airport
Check-In Counters

Start with the workflow. Then shape the counter.

Custom solid-surface check-in counters coordinated around operator workflow, equipment interfaces, baggage systems and approved terminal layouts.

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Concept of a coordinated white check-in counter row in a bright airport terminal
Terminal application concept

PRODUCT COLLECTION

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Open a product to review its form and available project information.

8 products

CHOOSE A STARTING POINT

One position. A pair. An entire row.

Start with the working arrangement. Dimensions and interfaces follow your approved terminal layout.

Single staffed check-in position concept with side baggage interface

Single Position

One self-contained staffed workstation with its own passenger-facing counter and working side.

Confirm: Staff entry + device depth + service clearance

Two adjacent staffed check-in positions shown as a configuration concept

Paired Positions

Two neighbouring staffed workstations coordinated as one counter arrangement.

Confirm: Operator space + drawer travel + module connection

Four repeated check-in modules forming a linear counter bank concept

Linear Counter Bank

Multiple staffed positions aligned along one service line, with coordinated module joints.

Confirm: Position spacing + floor services + transport splits

Configuration concepts. Final furniture follows approved project drawings.

Choose by operation. Not by silhouette.

Choose by operation. Not by silhouette.
ConfigurationStart here whenResolve first
Single PositionOne staffed service point needs independent operator access and equipment space.Confirm staff entry, device depth and panel-opening clearance. Coordinate any specified baggage interface separately.
Paired PositionsTwo operators work side by side and their equipment and storage must coexist.Check separation between workstations, drawer and service-door travel, joint location and power/data entry.
Linear Counter BankSeveral staffed positions must work as one row while each remains serviceable.Confirm position spacing, access to every module, floor-service points, packed sizes and site joint sequence.

These are starting configurations, not fixed sizes or performance guarantees.

YOUR EQUIPMENT SETS THE BRIEF

An opening is only one part of the interface.

Working-side coordination concept showing side equipment, accessible cables, service doors and clear operator space
Interface coordination concept. Equipment shown for reference.

  1. Device + fixing

    Confirm equipment size, mounting points and removal clearance.

  2. Power + data

    Plan entry points and accessible routes clear of the operator.

  3. Service access

    Keep service panels clear of adjoining modules and fixed equipment.

  4. Baggage interface

    Confirm the counter edge and clearances with the baggage-system supplier.

YHS supplies the furniture package. Airport equipment and systems remain with the appointed suppliers.

Specify the surface. Resolve what supports it.

Concept close-up of a white solid-surface counter corner above a metal plinth

VISIBLE SURFACE

Acrylic solid surface

Agree colour, finish and edge profile against the approved sample.

Design concept

Construction concept showing solid-surface exterior, plywood substrate and internal steel support

SUPPORTING ASSEMBLY

Project-selected substrate and support

Select the substrate and supporting assembly around spans, equipment loads, fixings and service access. Confirm materials and sections on the approved drawing; one build-up does not apply to every counter.

Design concept

Packing concept showing a protected counter module with corner guards and pallet

MODULE + PROTECTION

Joints, transport splits and handling

Plan packed sizes around site access and the agreed assembly sequence.

Design concept

A change to the finish can affect the edge, joint and support detail. Confirm them together.

Build-up and packing concepts. Final details follow approved drawings.

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A shortlist is enough to start a review.

Send the configuration you are considering, the current layout and any equipment information available. A complete technical specification is not required for the initial review.

USEFUL FIRST INPUTS

  • Terminal plan or marked-up sketch
  • Approximate quantities and counter dimensions
  • Available equipment models or drawings
  • Delivery location and target schedule

Missing information is identified during the initial review.

Have a counter layout?

Let's review the furniture scope and the interfaces still to confirm.

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WHAT THE REVIEW COVERS

  • Configuration fit
  • Equipment interfaces
  • Missing production information
  • Module and transport constraints

Design concept · Images illustrative · Final specifications follow approved drawings.