Healthcare_Casework_Specification_Rev_01.pdf

HEALTHCARE CASEWORK

CDCR 12 35 70- 1 September 30, 2015

SECTION 12 35 70

HEALTHCARE CASEWORK

PART 1 GENERAL

1.1 SUMMARY

A. Section Includes:

1. Modular pharmacy requirements.

2. Pharmacy storage units.

3. Counter surfaces.

4. Miscellaneous modular pharmacy system components.

B. Related Sections:

1. Section 05 05 55 - Tamper Proof Metal Fastenings

2. Section 07 90 00 - Joint Protection

3. Section 09 10 00 - Metal Support Systems: Backing plates

4. Section 11 47 00 - Ice Machines

5. Section 11 70 00 - Healthcare Equipment

6. Section 11 74 00 - Dental Equipment

7. Section 11 77 00 - Radiology Equipment

1.2 REFERENCES

A. BIFMA - Building and Institutional Furniture Manufacturer’s Association.

B. NEC - National Electrical Code.

C. UL - Underwriter’s Laboratory.

D. ETL - Electrical Testing Laboratory.

E. NFPA 70 - National Fire Protection Association.

F. NFPA 101 - National Fire Protection Association.

G. ASTM E84 - Surfaces Burning Characteristics of Building Materials.

1.3 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

A. Support components

1. Panel System.

2. Horizontal Support Elements.

3. Vertical Support Elements.

B. Counter Surfaces

1. Work Surfaces.

2. Tables.

C. Storage Assemblies

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1. Materials Handling Components.

2. Shelving Systems (Shelf Storage Units).

a. Picking stations.

D. Miscellaneous Modular Pharmacy System Components

1. Lighting.

1.4 SUBMITTALS

A. Submit in accordance with Section 01 33 00 and 01 33 23.

B. Shop drawings.

1. Provide complete shop and installation drawings, giving all dimensioning, height, depth, and clear space requirements, details of construction, and accessory items.

2. Indicate electrical, mechanical, and telecommunication entry locations.

3. Indicate wall reinforcement and anchorages.

4. Provide CDCR a listing of components not included in this specification but required to operate system.

C. Calculations: Submit calculations for support and anchorage. Calculations must be sealed by a Professional Structural Engineer licensed in the State of California.

D. Product data

1. Provide catalog and model numbers for all components.

2. Provide addresses and phone numbers of nearest stocking/service parts locations.

E. Samples

1. Provide samples of all fabrics, finishes, and colors as requested by the CDCR

Representative.

2. Provide samples of chemical resistant materials.

F. Qualification Data

1. For installer/erector.

2. For System Consultant.

G. Project close-out data

1. Operating and maintenance data.

a. Manufacturer must provide an in-service training to illustrate use of system to

CDCR.

b. Provide technical and operational instruction and user’s manuals for all components.

2. Minimum of two copies of manufacturer’s complete catalogs and price lists.

3. Provide as-built drawings of all spaces the product has been installed under this Section to the facility representative upon completion of the project.

4. Location and phone of nearest service organization.

H. Warranty: Special warranty specified in this Section.

1.5 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS

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A. Design must be performed under the direct supervision of and sealed by a Professional Structural Engineer licensed in the State of California and experienced in the design of this Work.

B. Design anchorage to structural backing with fasteners adequate to resist both gravity loads and seismic forces. Secure wall-hung units with fasteners at 16 inches on center maximum and base units at 32 inches on center maximum, unless closer spacing is required by calculation or recommended by manufacturer.

C. Reinforced frame and support counters to safety support a load of 200 lbs concentrated on one square foot in any area with no indentation showing on surface and with permanent set not exceeding 0.005 inch.

D. Seismic Restraint

1. Identify each item requiring seismic restraint installation in accordance with CBC

Chapter 16A.

2. Include floor mounted items weighing more than 400 pounds and wall mounted or suspended items weighing more than 20 pounds.

E. Design Seismic Loads

1. Design components, support, and anchorage to resist seismic forces in accordance with

CBC Chapter 16A.

2. Minimum Design Parameters

a. Occupancy Category: III.

b. Site Classification: D.

c. Seismic Design Category: D.

d. Importance Factor: IP = 1.25

e. Spectral Acceleration: SDS = 1.24 and SD1 = 0.63.

f. Response Modification Factor: RP = 5.0.

1.6 QUALIFICATIONS

A. Installer/erector qualifications

1. Furnish proof of familiarity with equipment to be installed.

2. Provide list of at least three previous projects, giving names of projects, scope, and name and telephone number of individual at facility to contact.

3. Furnish proof of financial and technical resources to assure prompt performance in delivery and installation and in-service training of hospital personnel.

4. Provide competent supervision and installation persons.

B. System Consultant: Provide a clinical system consultant who must be available during the design and installation to advise the health care facility representative of appropriate product application at the pharmacy. The clinical system consultant must have a degree in Nursing - B.S. or equivalent and a minimum 6 years working as a Nurse and 5 years working as a Clinical System Consultant.

1.7 DELIVERY STORAGE AND HANDLING

A. Deliver all components to site in manufacturer’s clearly identified containers.

B. Time deliveries to assure components are available at site when required for installation.

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1.8 COORDINATION

A. Sequence this Work to allow Work in reference to Division 23, 26 and 27 to be performed without interference.

B. Coordinate this Work with other operations in same area to avoid conflicts.

1.9 WARRANTY

A. Special Warranty: Manufacturer's standard form in which manufacturer agrees to repair or replace components of manufactured wood casework that fail in materials or workmanship within specified warranty period.

1. Failures include, but are not limited to, the following:

a. Delamination of components or other failures of glue bond.

b. Warping of components.

c. Failure of operating hardware.

d. Deterioration of finishes.

2. Warranty covers Owner use 24 hours/day, seven days per week.

3. The warranty must be signed by officers of each company.

4. Warranty Period: 10 <ten> years from date of Project completion.

B. Special Warranty: Manufacturer's standard form in which manufacturer, Installer, and Contractor jointly and severally agree to repair or replace components of manufactured wood casework that fail in materials or workmanship within specified warranty period.

1. Failures include, but are not limited to, the following:

a. Delamination of components or other failures of glue bond.

b. Warping of components.

c. Failure of operating hardware.

d. Deterioration of finishes.

2. The warranty must be signed by officers of each company.

3. Warranty Period: 2 <two> years from date of Project completion except as follows:

C. Written warranty on entire system, signed jointly by installer, manufacturer, and contractor, for period of one year.

D. Written warranty on all system components from manufacturer, for a period of 10 years, with 24-hour day, 7 days per week usage.

PART 2 PRODUCTS

2.1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

A. Modular Pharmacy System

1. Manufacturers desiring consideration must provide a physical demonstration (mock-up) of interchangeability of components and demonstrate compliance of essential characteristics with the requirements of this specification.

2.2 MODULAR REQUIREMENTS

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A. All Modular Pharmacy System components must be provided by one manufacturer.

1. Supplier of the system is responsible for performance of all components.

B. Manufacturers

1. Lionville Systems, Inc. / Metro

2. Herman Miller

3. Subject to conformance with requirements, alternative products or manufactures are acceptable.

C. All Modular Pharmacy System components must be modular, on 18-inch, 24-inch, 30-inch, and 48-inch increments and must be interchangeable to form a flexible system which will accommodate change.

1. Dimensions of products are nominal and are located on the appropriate equipment drawings and schedules.

D. All hanging components must also be modular on same increments.

1. Provide units which are selectively removable and replaceable, without disturbing adjacent components.

2. Provide modular containers of various sizes to store and to transport medical forms, lab slips, and patient charts.

3. Also provide containers to accommodate other materials handling components for other supplies.

E. Vertical support elements.

1. All vertical support elements must support all hanging components.

2. All vertical support elements must support the same maximum loading of all hanging components, i.e. floor to the top of the unit.

2.3 FABRICATION

A. Support components

1. Panel System

a. General Performance Requirements.

1) Must meet Class A requirements for flame spread and smoke development as specified by ASTM E-84 and the current edition of the National Fire Protection Association National Life Safety Code No. 101. This requirement is necessary to provide assurances that employee’s safety will not be placed in additional danger during an emergency.

2) Must have preassembled steel hangers with slots at a maximum of one inch intervals for suspension of work surfaces and shelf storage. This requirement provides assurances that the hangers will not fail and cause injury to employees and permits reconfiguration without having to replace connections among work surfaces, shelves and panels.

3) Must have adjustable leveler glides to provide uniform height assurance for adjacent units on uneven floors, and the capability of easily relocating an entire run of panels by sliding over the floor without disassembly of panels and suspended modular counters and shelf storage units.

4) Must be designed to permit installation to begin with any partition in the run.

Once erected, any partition can be removed, replaced, or relocated without removing any other partition or without violating the integrity of the panel system. This requirement will decrease the hours needed to reconfigure.

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5) Must be of sufficient width to permit one person to easily carry, skid, transport or relocate with minimum risk of bodily strain or harm.

6) Must be capable of being installed on top of finished flooring without the penetration of the finished floor or the use of floor fasteners; and must have complete flexibility for future changes without having to patch floor material.

This requirement will minimize the repair and maintenance cost associated with reconfiguration.

7)6) The base raceway must be sized to hold at least 20 25-pair data cables. If 20 25-pair cables can not be accommodated through the base raceway the Contractor must bring this to the attention of the CDCR Representative and provide an acceptable equivalent with the use of an add or an internal top cap raceway.

8)7) The system must offer optional panel-top cable raceway for additional cable capacity. They must feature continuous lay-in for up to 10 25-pair cables in straight-line and corner conditions. Complex computer and other communication systems demand adequate solutions to changing administrative requirements.

9)8) The electrical system must meet the National Electric Code and be UL listed.

10)9) The power system must offer both ceiling access and end of panel access since both wall and ceiling power are available and interior offices must be served by electrical connections in the both the ceiling and walls.

11)10) The electrical system must be capable of reconfiguration without the need for an electrician.

12)11) The electrical system must have as a minimum the capacity for four outlets on all panels wider than 24 inches. This is required to accommodate the need for additional receptacles in the work station and to eliminate the need for extension cords.

13)12) The baseline cable management channel must be plastic or a similar material to minimize damage from ordinary floor maintenance; e.g., vacuum cleaners, buffers, etc.

14)13) The baseline cable management channel must have hinged side covers to provide quick and easy access to electrical harnesses and telecommunications.

This provides the ability to quickly modify the electrical and telecommunications for new equipment and services.

15)14) The cable management must have a “lay-in” design to eliminate tenuous, time-consuming “fishing through” cables into the panels.

16)15) The electrical system will come with preset circuit receptacles to eliminate individuals from contaminating dedicated lines by switching circuits.

Electrical systems that contain user-changeable receptacles are not acceptable.

This is required to prevent damages to equipment and data.

17)16) The panel power system must offer cable management at the work surface as well at the floor level to accommodate the various power requirements at the work station.

18)17) The panel system must feature eight-wire, four-circuit capability with up to three circuits of isolated ground protection and one general circuit and an optional surge suppression for computers (with LED indicator). To support a variety of electronic equipment, a 10-gauge neutral wire is required. The system must be able to offer up to 80 amps of power with three isolated circuits and 20 25-pair cables in the base of the powered panel. The increased need for management personnel to have access to new technology requires better management of the electrical power.

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19)18) The appropriate receptacles must be indicated with an orange alpha symbol and triangle on the face to identify the isolated ground. This ensures that equipment that requires grounding is powered with appropriate receptacles.

20)19) A non-conductive barrier(s) in the raceway to maintain voice\data isolation from the electrical system must be provided. If a non-conductive barrier(s) is not provided through the base raceway the offeror must bring this to the attention of the contracting officer and provide an acceptable equivalent with the use of an add or an internal top cap raceway to achieve data and electrical isolation.

21)20) The power system must have an optional metal barrier that separates data lines from power lines within the cable management space to avoid electrical interference and tapping of data lines.

22)21) The power system must be modular and be able to provide power selectively only at needed locations, and be rearranged without altering or disassembling the panel system. Power system must have access to any circuit via duplex or simplex receptacles. The eight wire electrical system must allow circuits to share a common ground or change to sharing an isolated ground in the field for future electronic equipment protection.

23)22) Panels must meet or exceed ANSI/BIFMA requirements for mechanical strength and decrease the risk of employee injury.

24)23) Return panels used for system structural stability must match or exceed the width of the work surfaces. Work surfaces must be able to be attached with proper return panels without the need for counterbalancing. This provides assurances that the structural integrity of the work station will not be compromised.

25)24) Panel’s base raceway must permit a 6-inch bend radius to permit the installation of fiber optics communication cable.

26)25) Panels must be pre-wired at the factory to save installation time and costs, but power components must be retrofittable in the field.

b. Types Required

1) Standard panels must be modular units available in a minimum of

a) Five heights from 34 to 80 inches.

b) Six widths from 12 to 60 inches.

2) Panels must be modular, and available in a minimum of

a) Fabric covered, acoustic and Tackable Acoustical.

3) Glazed Panels

a) Two glazing options.

b) Two heights from 62 to 80 inches.

c) Two widths from 24 to 48 inches.

B. Pharmacy Storage Units

1. General Performance Requirements.

a. Storage units must attach to and be interchangeable with the panels and wall strips.

b. Storage unit’s exposed edges must be finished with a bonded PVC edging or similar material to minimize moisture damage.

C. Counter Surfaces

1. Work Surface

a. Types Required

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1) Heavy-duty Work Surfaces must support a minimum of 400 lbs and hang from the same components as the standard surfaces and must be available in plastic laminate, Chemsurf or black epoxy surfaces. They must be available in a minimum of three widths of 48 to 72 inches and three depths of 24 to 36 inches deep. Please refer to the equipment drawings for specific finishes and sizes.

2) Heavy Duty Storage Work Surface.

a) Must be a cantilevered work surface with additional top loading capability as well as under-the-counter storage.

b) Must include a frame adapter to support under the work surface containers.

c) Must come in 24 and 30-inch depths and 24 to 96 inches wide and in a laminated or Chemsurf top. Please refer to the equipment drawings for specific finishes and sizes.

2. Shelving Systems (Shelf Storage Units)

a. General Performance Requirements

1) Shelf Storage Units must have rounded exposed surfaces free from sharp edges to prevent injury to patients, visitors and staff.

2) Shelf Storage Units must operate safely under maximum load and readily installed, removed, and relocated without disturbing adjacent modular components.

3) Shelf Storage must be able to attach and be interchangeable on panel systems, wall strips, and lab modules.

b. Types Required

1) General purpose shelving

a) Unit to be available in a minimum of four nominal widths from 2 to 4 feet. Please refer to the equipment drawings for specific finishes and sizes.

b) Unit to be available in a minimum of two nominal depths, including a depth to accommodate a standard 3-ring binder for 8-1/2 x 11-inch paper and a depth to accommodate a large binder of approximately 15 x 15 inches.

D. Miscellaneous Modular Pharmacy System Components

1. Lighting

a. General Performance Requirements

1) UL listed unit must provide individual lighting capability to selected location with a minimum of one fluorescent tube.

2) Unit must have cord outlet that can be utilized on either right or left side.

3) Unit must be easily changed and relocated with the use of tools as needed.

4) Unit must have individual on-off switch at convenient location.

b. Types Required

1) Task lighting must mount on the underside of shelving and must be available in a minimum of five widths from 24 to 60 inches, provided with an acrylic diffusing lens to reduce glare and eye fatigue.

2) Transaction surface lighting must be available for mounting below a transaction surface and must be available in three widths from 20 to 50 inches to wash a vertical surface below the light with illumination.

E. Electrical

1. Provide manufacturer’s ETL raceway system

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2. Field wired distribution system.

F. Locks and keying.

1. Key all locks differently.

2. Furnish each lock with two keys.

2.4 FINISH

A. Colors must be selected from the manufacturer’s standard line (Verify color with the CDCR Representative).

B. Colors may be specified to identify areas for materials management.

C. Finishes must meet need for infection control.

D. Components finished with chemical-resistant paint, must show no visible effect when tested in accordance to NSF-30.

PART 3 EXECUTION

3.1 EXAMINATION

A. Visually inspect areas in which Work is to be performed for acceptability to receive Work.

1. Ensure that walls scheduled to receive attachment of system components are adequately reinforced to accept installation of this Work.

2. Ensure that wall, floor, and ceiling Work are finished.

3. Through on-site measurement during the construction process, ensure that the space and shop drawing remain constant with installation or adjust product and shop drawings accordingly.

B. Report all discrepancies to Contractor for correction.

C. If unsatisfactory conditions exist, do not commence the installation until such conditions have been corrected. Beginning installation means acceptance of existing conditions.

3.2 PREPARATION

A. Assure that adjoining Work is not damaged by installation of this Work.

B. Provide temporary protection as required, and repair all damage to such Work.

3.3 INSTALLATION

A. Assemble and install all items in accordance with manufacturer’s written instructions and approved shop drawings per Section 01 33 23.

1. Anchor all fixed components firmly, square, level, plumb.

2. Coordinate all anchoring with building contractor on site.

B. Horizontal support elements in accordance with approved shop drawings per Section 01 33 23.

1. Install at heights indicated with all tops, shelves, and writing surfaces level within 1/8 inch across width.

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C. Vertical support elements in accordance with approved shop drawings per Section 01 33 23.

1. Install plumb, spaced as indicated.

2. Align slots to assure hanging units are level.

3.4 FIELD QUALITY CONTROL

A. Adjust components to assure proper alignment and operation.

B. Repair, if acceptable by the CDCR Representative, or replace all damaged or improperly operating items.

3.5 CLEANING

A. Immediately after installation and adjustment; clean all interior and exterior surfaces to remove all marks, soil, and foreign matter.

B. Just prior to Substantial Completion, recheck all components and perform all required additional cleaning.

3.6 EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

Back Panels

Specifications:

Freestanding panel with individual leveling.

18 Gauge steel, double-pan welded construction.

Powder coated finish in standard sand color

Accommodates upper and lower components on both sides.

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C BP8 Back Panel (84”) 24” 84” 1 ¼” BP8 Back Panel (window) 24” 84” 1 ¼” BP6 Back Panel (60”) 24” 60” 1 ¼” BP4 Back Panel (44”) 24” 44” 1 ¼” BP3 Back Panel (36”) 24” 36” 1 ¼” BP2 Back Panel (27”) 24” 27” 1 ¼” 09213-6 Back Panel (20”) 24” 20” 1 ¼” BP06 Back Panel (6”) 24” 6” 1 ¼” BP8 – 12 Back Panel (12” x 84”) 12” 84” 1 ¼” BP8 – 12 Back Panel (open 12”) 12” 84” 1 ¼” BP6 – 12 Back Panel (12” x 60”) 12” 60” 1 ¼” BP4 – 12 Back Panel (12” x 44”) 12” 44” 1 ¼” BP3 – 12 Back Panel (12” x 36”) 12” 36” 1 ¼” BP2 – 12 Back Panel (12” x 27”) 12” 27” 1 ¼” BP8 – 6 Back Panel (6” x 84”) 6” 84” 1 ¼” BPA3 Adjustable 1” – 6” 84” 1 ¼” BPA6 Adjustable 6” – 12” 84” 1 ¼” SNK BP8 Back Panel (84” sink) 24” 84” 1 ¼” Side Panels

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Specifications:

Freestanding, floor supported with individual leveling.

1 ¼” particleboard with custom laminate exterior and melamine (sand color) interior.

Pre-set (32mm) mounting positions for drawers and shelves.

Desk height (28”) and standard counter height (36½”)

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C Desk Height Panels 22 ¼” 28” 1 ¼” SP5 Side Panel, Interior 28 ¼” 28” 1 ¼” SPX5 Side Panel, Interior 22 ¼” 28” 1 ¼” SP4 (L)/SP6 (R) Side Panel, Exterior (left/right) 28 ¼” 28” 1 ¼” SPX4 (L)/SPX6 (R) Side Panel, Exterior (left/right) 22 ¼” 28” 1 ¼” SP12 (L)/SP13 (R) Side Panel, Double Exterior

(left/right) 28 ¼” 28” 1 ¼”

SP12 (L)/SP13 (R) Side Panel, Double Exterior (left/right)

Various Various 1 ¼”

SPX Side Panel, Special Height/Depth

Counter Height Panels 22 ¼” 36 ¼” 1 ¼” SP2 Side Panel, Interior 28 ¼ 36 ¼” 1 ¼” SPX2 Side Panel, Interior 22 ¼” 36 ¼” 1 ¼” SP1 (L)/SP3 (R) Side Panel, Exterior (left/right) 28 ¼ 36 ¼” 1 ¼” SP1 (L)/SPX3 (R) Side Panel, Exterior (left/right) 22 ¼” 36 ¼” 1 ¼” SP10 (L)/SPX11 (R) Side Panel, Double Exterior

(left/right) 28 ¼ 36 ¼” 1 ¼”

SP10 (L)/SPX11 (R) Side Panel, Double Exterior (left/right)

Various Various 1 ¼”

SPX Side Panel, Special Height/Depth

Countertops

1 ¼” particleboard finished with high pressure laminate (complete color/style selection available). Front T-mould edge band

A B C D TCTR Counter w/ Backsplash 24” 4 ½” 1¼” Various TCTR 30 Counter w/ Backsplash 30” 4 ½” 1¼” Various TCTR Counter w/out Backsplash 24” N/A 1¼” Various TCTR 30 Counter w/out Backsplash 30” N/A 1¼” Various TCCTR Corner Counter w/ Splash 24” 4 ½” 1¼” N/A TCCTR30 Corner Counter w/ Splash 30” 4 ½” 1¼” N/A

Overcounter Shelves

18 gauge steel construction with integrated shelf bracket. Powder coated finish.

Adjustable to flat or gravity feed positions with quick release. Removable front edge retainer for gravity feed position.

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Adjustable Shelves S12 Shelf, S12 Adjustable 12” x 24” 12” 24” N/A S1230 Shelf, S12 - 6 Adjustable 12” x 30” 12” 30” N/A S12 – 3 Shelf, S12 - 5 Adjustable 12” x 36” 12” 36” N/A S12 – 4 Shelf, S12 - 4 Adjustable 12” x 48” 12” 48” N/A Corner Shelves SCM2 Shelf, SCM, Mitered, Gravity Feed 12” 24” 13 ½” SC2 Shelf, SC, Full Corner, Flat Position 12” 24” 17” SCS2 Shelf, SCS, Gravity Feed 12” 24” 19”

Undercounter Shelves

18 gauge steel construction. Powder coated finish

Adjustable to flat or gravity feed positions.

Removable front edge retainer for gravity feed position.

US Shelf, US 22 ¼” 24” 1¼” US-4 Shelf, US (48”) 22 ¼” 48” 1¼” US-3 Shelf, US (36”) 22 ¼” 36” 1¼” US-30 Shelf, US (30”) 22 ¼” 30” 1¼” 21869 Shelf, UC, Special (Wood) 22 ¼” Various 1¼”

Undercounter Drawers

Powder coated steel bodies.

¾” Laminated particleboard fronts.

Full width, brushed aluminum drawer pulls.

100 lb. full extension ball bearing slides (150 lb. on bottle and file drawers).

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C D4 Drawer, #4 21” 22 ¼” 5 1/ ”

D416 Drawer, #4 21” 16” 5 1/16” D5 Drawer, #5 21” 22 ¼” 6 1/16” D516 Drawer, #5 21” 16 ¼” 6 1/16” D6 Drawer, #6 21” 22 ¼” 7 1/16” D616 Drawer, #6 21” 16” 7 1/16” D8 Drawer, #8 21” 22 ¼” 10 1/16” 21601 Drawer, File #9 21” 16” 11 ½” 21591 Drawer, File #9 21” 22 ¼” 11 ½” D10 Drawer, #10 21” 22 ¼” 12 5/8” FD16 Drawer, File #10 21” 16” 12 5/8” FD2 Drawer, File #10 21” 22 ¼” 12 5/ ”

PD Pencil Drawer 21” 22 ¼” 3 ½” PD16 Pencil Drawer 21” 16” 3 ½” TD Drawer, Tray – No Pull 21” 22 ¼” 4” BD Bottle Drawer w/ Inserts and Dividers 21” 22 ¼” 7 1/ ”

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Bulk Storage: Laminated Shelving

Specifications:

¾” particleboard finished with high pressure laminate.

Six adjustable interior shelves (eight in the 8” deep units).

Single Sided Units

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C 824W Single Sided Unit 24” 8” 84” 830W Single Sided Unit 30” 8” 84” 836W Single Sided Unit 36” 8” 84” 848W Single Sided Unit 48” 8” 84” 1224W Single Sided Unit 24” 12” 84” 1230W Single Sided unit 30” 12” 84” 1236W Single Sided unit 36” 12” 84” 1248W Single Sided unit 48” 12” 84” 1824W Single Sided unit 24” 18” 84” 1830W Single Sided unit 30” 18” 84” 1836W Single Sided unit 36” 18” 84” 1848W Single Sided unit 48” 18” 84” Double Sided Units

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C 824WD Double Sided Unit 24” 15 ½” 84” 830WD Double Sided Unit 30” 15 ½” 84” 836WD Double Sided Unit 36” 15 ½ 84” 848WD Double Sided Unit 48” 15 ½ 84” 1224WD Double Sided Unit 24” 23 ½ 84” 1230WD Double Sided Unit 30” 23 ½ 84” 1236WD Double Sided Unit 36” 23 ½ 84” 1248WD Double Sided Unit 48” 23 ½ 84”

Bulk Storage: Steel Shelving

20 gauge steel uprights with adjustable 10 gauge steel shelves. Eight shelves per unit (includes top and bottom shelf).

All components powder coated.

Kick plate, header and optional end panel custom laminated.

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C 836S Steel Shelving Unit 36” 8” 84” 848S Steel Shelving Unit 48” 8” 84” 1224S Steel Shelving Unit 24” 12” 84” 1236S Steel Shelving Unit 36” 12” 84” 1248S Steel Shelving Unit 48” 12” 84” 1836S Steel Shelving Unit 36” 18” 84” 1848S Steel Shelving Unit 48” 18” 84” 2436S Steel Shelving Unit 36” 24” 84” 2448S Steel Shelving Unit 48” 24” 84”

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EP8 End panel – wood 8” 8” 84” EP12 End Panel – wood 12” 12” 84” EP18 End panel – wood 18” 18” 84” EP24 End panel – wood 24” 24” 84”

Accessories: Door Assembly

¾” Particleboard with custom laminate finish (complete color/style selection). Dual action, self-closing hinge.

Brushed aluminum top-mounted pull.

A B C DR-L (DR-R) Door (Counter) 32 5/8” H 23 ¾” 32 5/8” ¾” DDR-L (DDR-R) Door 26 1/4” H 23 ¾” 26 ¼” ¾” DR-LD (DR-RD) Door (Desk) 23 5/8” H 23 ¾” 23 5/8” ¾”

Accessories: Overcounter End Panel

½” Particleboard with custom laminate finish (complete color/style selection).

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C EP-LD(EP-RD) End panel (Desk) LH (RH) 12” 49 ¼” ¾” EP-LF (EP-RF) End panel (Full) LH (RH) 12” 84” ¾” EP-LL (EP-RL) End panel (Low) LH (RH) 12” 58 5/8” ¾” EP-LS (EP-RS) End panel (Counter) LH (RH) 12” 41” ¾”

Accessories: Bin Bar

16 Gauge steel with powder coated finish. Mounts to back panel or wall standard.

Part Number Description A 24” Wide 30” Wide 36” Wide Corner 09042-10 23432-10 23433-10 09056-10 Bin Bar # 10 (30 degree) 9 ½” 09042-9 23432-9 23433-9 09056-9 Bin Bar # 9 (30 degree) 6 ½” 09042-8 23432-8 23433-8 09056-8 Bin Bar # 8 (30 degree) 4” 09042-3 23432-3 23433-3 09056-3 Bin Bar # 3 (30 degree) 1 ¾”

Accessories: Unit Dose Shelf Bins

Injection molded polystyrene plastic. Slotted label area.

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C 21160-2 Unit Dose Bin 2” 2” 2 ½” 11” 21160-3 Unit Dose Bin 3” 3” 2 ¾” 11” 21160-6 Unit Dose Bin 6” 6” 2 ¾” 11”

Accessories: Individual Shelf End

16 Gauge steel with powder coated finish.

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A B SE Shelf end 3” 10”

Accessories: Wall Standard

16 Gauge steel with powder coated finish.

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C 09075 Wall standard 48” ¾” ¾” 48” 09076 Wall standard 84” ¾” ¾” 84”

Accessories: Task Ligt

40 Watt fluorescent tube fixture which mounts directly to back panels. 22 Gauge steel with sand color powder coated finish.

Fully enclosed bulb with acrylic diffuser. 9’ light cord with 3 lead grounded plug.

Task 2 Task light 2’ 24” 2” 7” Task 4 Task light 4’ 48” 2” 7”

Accessories: Sinks

18 Gauge stainless steel.

Gooseneck faucet and wrist blade handles. ADA sink packages available

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C 09107 Sink, Single Bowl 20” 19” 10” 09108 Sink, Double Bowl 33” 19” 10”

Accessories: Flipper Door Cabinet

16 Gauge welded steel construction. Fabric covered door.

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C 21900 Cabinet, Flipper Door 48” 13” 18” 21893 Cabinet, Flipper Door 36” 13” 18”

Accessories: Three Channel Raceway

Non metallic (plastic) Hubbell raceway.

Shall accept standard duplex wall outlet, telephone and data device boxes.

A B C 4” 1 ¼” Various Accessories: Beaker Holder

Specifications:

¼” Particleboard finished with high pressure laminate. Oak dowels at 45 degree angle for glassware air drying.

CDCR 12 35 70- 16 September 30, 2015

BEAK Beaker Holder 24” 4” ¾”

Accessories: Keyboard Tray

Slide-out, undercounter mounted keyboard/mouse platform.

Part Number Description Dimensions A B C KT2 Keyboard Tray 26” 9 ½” ¾”

Accessories: Narcotics Cabinet

16 Gauge welded steel with piano-hinged door, powder coated finish. Best snap lock with pilfer-resistant edgeguard.

Two adjustable interior shelves.

A B C 23792 Narcotic Cabinet (CS locker) 24” 12” 30”

Accessories: Wood Cabinet

¾" Particleboard finished with custom high pressure laminate. Two interior adjustable shelves.

09342 Cabinet, Wood, Single Door 24” 20” 12” 09343 Cabinet, Wood, Double Door 48” 20” 12”

Accessories: Bulletin Board

Composite board covered with fabric.

Part Number Description Dimensions A B 2BBRD Bulletin Board 23” 18” 3BBRD Bulletin Board 35” 24” 4BBRD Bulletin Board 47” 24”

Accessories: Pegboard

Perforated Masonite with laminate frame. Pegboard utility hooks included.

Part Number Description Dimensions A B PGBRD Pegboard (15 brackets) 23” 30”

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