Floor Standing Bathroom Cabinets – Industrial Grade Storage Solutions

These cabinets are designed for wet environments where corrosion resistance, structural stability, and ease of cleaning are critical. They provide secure storage for supplies, tools, or linens while maintaining compliance with hygiene standards in facilities such as hospitals, laboratories, and manufacturing plants.

Construction Materials and Corrosion Resistance

Primary frames are constructed from AISI 316 marine-grade stainless steel with a minimum thickness of 1.2 mm, offering superior resistance to chloride-induced pitting. Alternative options include cold-rolled steel substrates with a two-layer epoxy powder coating rated for 500 hours salt spray exposure per ASTM B117.

Load Capacity and Structural Design

The cabinet utilizes a welded box‑section frame with diagonal bracing, limiting vertical deflection to less than 2 mm under a uniformly distributed load of 150 kg per shelf. Shelves are fabricated from 1.0 mm stainless steel with a 25 mm upward flange to prevent item slippage.

Standard Dimensions and Modularity

Units are available in height increments of 200 mm (ranging from 800 mm to 2000 mm), width increments of 100 mm (400 mm to 1200 mm), and a fixed depth of 500 mm. Modular design allows side‑by‑side coupling using concealed interlocking brackets, enabling continuous runs without gaps.

Model	Height (mm)	Width (mm)	Depth (mm)	Shelf Count	Max Load per Shelf (kg)	Total Load (kg)
FS‑800‑400‑500	800	400	500	2	150	300
FS‑1200‑800‑500	1200	800	500	4	150	600
FS‑2000‑1200‑500	2000	1200	500	6	150	900

Surface Finishes and Hygiene Considerations

All exposed surfaces receive a smooth, non‑porous finish. Stainless steel variants are electropolished to Ra ≤ 0.4 µm, minimizing microbial adhesion. Powder‑coated versions incorporate silver‑ion antimicrobial additives that inhibit bacterial growth on contact surfaces.

Installation and Mounting Options

Cabinets feature adjustable stainless steel leveling feet with a 30 mm range to compensate for uneven floors. Optional floor‑anchor brackets (M10 bolts) provide seismic resistance per IEC 60068‑2‑27. For installations requiring wall clearance, a detachable steel back panel allows routing of plumbing and electrical conduits behind the unit.

Applications in Commercial and Industrial Facilities

In healthcare settings, the cabinets store sterile supplies where resistance to frequent disinfectant exposure is required. In laboratories, they house corrosive reagents thanks to the inert stainless steel interior. Manufacturing plants use them for tool storage near machining centers, benefiting from the cabinets’ ability to withstand vibration and occasional impact.

Quality Control and Testing

Each unit undergoes visual weld inspection per ASME Section IX, followed by a load test to 125 % of rated capacity for five minutes. Corrosion resistance is validated using a cyclic salt fog test (ASTM G85) for 1000 hours, with post‑test inspection for any signs of rust or coating degradation.

Customization Options

Dimensions can be altered in 50 mm increments for height and width, and depth can be adjusted between 400 mm and 600 mm. Interior accessories include full‑extension drawers with soft‑close mechanisms, keyed locks, and integrated LED lighting strips rated IP44. Alternative materials such as grade 304 stainless steel or high‑density polyethylene liners are available upon request for specific chemical compatibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can dimensions be customized? Yes, height, width, and depth can be adjusted in specified increments; custom lengths require a new quotation and lead time.
• What information is needed for a quotation? Required details include desired dimensions, material preference, shelf quantity, any accessories (drawers, locks, lighting), and delivery location.
• What materials are available? Standard offerings are AISI 316 stainless steel and powder‑coated cold‑rolled steel; alternative grades and liners are offered on request.
• How is quality inspected? Each unit receives weld visual inspection, load testing to 125 % capacity, and a 1000‑hour salt fog corrosion test before shipment.
• What packaging methods are used? Cabinets are wrapped in polyethylene film, placed on reusable wooden pallets, and secured with corner protectors and stretch film for transport.
• What is the typical production lead time? Standard configurations ship within 3‑4 weeks; customized units typically require 5‑6 weeks depending on material availability.