A 'sanctuary room' for staff is being installed at Stepping Hill Hospital during the coronavirus outbreak.
The new 'calming, quiet space' has been allocated for hospital workers in need of a breather.
Bosses at Stockport NHS Foundation Trust are on the hunt for chairs to furnish the sanctuary.
A post on the trust's Facebook page said: "We’re making a ‘Sanctuary Room’ for our staff - a calming private space for them to reflect in these tough and challenging times.
"So we're making an appeal to both national and local businesses - we need comfortable good quality (not second hand) leather / leather look, easy-wipe-down chairs on which staff can relax in this new soothing environment. Money can be paid."
So far, 26 patients have died at Stepping Hill after testing positive for coronavirus, according to NHS England data.
The trust shared a photograph of its A&E 'covid heroes' on Wednesday.
"Everyone in our Emergency Department (A&E) have been doing an absolutely phenomenal job throughout the Covid19 health emergency, going above and beyond providing emergency care in a time of national crisis," the trust said.
"A big hand for our awesome ED @NHSCovidHeroes"
At least 331 people have died at Greater Manchester hospitals having contracting the virus.
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