These operating room supply cabinets are mainstays in surgical theaters. Medical institutions usually order several units that are placed next to each other, and stock medical equipment and surgical supplies used in the operating room. The three medical storage shelves in this operating room casework are specially constructed to hold large reserves of catheters, medication, IV bags, and warming blankets. The shelves neatly fit the pull-out bins generally used to store small surgical implements.

Adjustable notches in this hospital casework’s interior also make storage of different sized items incredibly efficient. Large items can be placed on shelves that adjust to accommodate product height, while smaller items can be placed on shelves securely locked in just a notch below. A magnetic door closure preserves the noise-free, distraction-free atmosphere of the surgical hall, and this medical grade cabinet’s double glass doors facilitate quick retrieval of items that are immediately visible to the viewer. This recessed hospital casework is intended to mount against a wall anywhere in the surgical suite, minimizing the cabinet’s floor-space footprint.

Our full line of stainless steel casework can be assembled and configured in a number of ways to create a bank of cabinets to fit your facility’s storage needs.

Our full line of stainless steel Operating Room Cabinets can be assembled and configured in a number of ways to create a bank of cabinets to fit your facility needs. Standard models are recessed with several optional features to choose from.

• Magnetic door catches with a quiet close
• Seamless front face on all cabinets
• Revit® files & spec sheets available
• Recessed
• Fully welded construction
• Type 300 series stainless steel
• Stainless steel shelves (excludes Table Accessory Cabinets & Desk Cabinets, shelves adjust in 1 1⁄2" increments)
• 3⁄16" tempered glass (where applicable)

• Solid stainless steel doors
• Tee handles with key lock
• Electronic keypad door lock with standard handlesk
• 12" high base (see table on page 21)
• Sloping top (see table on page 22)