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Wall mounted workstations take up a small footprint in patient rooms or hallways, maximizing the use of space and increasing staff efficiency by providing a dedicated and ergonomic workspace.

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Sizing

Cabinets can be sized to accommodate different amounts and sizes of equipment.

Finish

3D laminate and anti-microbial metal finish options come in multiple colours.

IT

Universal CPU, monitor brackets, ventilation and cable access are available.

Custom

Personalized solutions can be built to fit your specific needs.

Keyed cam

Key locks are economic and easy to maintain.

Push button

Push button locks don’t require batteries.

Electronic

Programmable electonic locks support up to 120 unique users.

Prox card

Prox cards offer simplified access and additional programming functions.

Tips and Tricks

We’re committed to making things easy. Here’s a few things to know about this product.

  1. Several material options are available to fit specific infection control needs or budgets.
  2. Cabinet sizes can be tailored to maximize available space.
  3. Have a specific brand of cabinet nearby? Consider matching the brand. This will make the accessories interchangeable should you need to reorganize.

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