Clinical Lab Casework and Cabinets

Clinical Lab Casework for Diagnostic and Testing Environments

Casework is the structural backbone of any clinical laboratory. It holds countertops, integrates utilities, provides storage, and defines how people move through the space. Labs USA supplies clinical lab casework from manufacturers who build specifically for laboratory applications — not repurposed kitchen or office cabinetry.

Casework Types

Steel Casework

Steel is the industry standard for clinical labs. It resists moisture, does not support mold growth, and holds up to the cleaning chemicals used in healthcare environments. Steel base cabinets, wall cabinets, and tall storage units come in standard widths and depths, with options for drawers, adjustable shelves, hinged doors, and sliding doors.

Wood Casework

Laboratory-grade wood casework uses moisture-resistant substrates with chemical-resistant laminates. It offers a warmer appearance for physician office labs, outpatient clinic testing areas, and spaces where patients may see the lab. Wood casework is lighter than steel and can be more economical for lower-intensity applications.

Stainless Steel Casework

For microbiology, cleanroom, and sterile processing areas, stainless steel casework provides maximum durability and the easiest decontamination. It is the most expensive option but lasts the longest in harsh environments.

Countertop Materials

The work surface takes more abuse than the cabinets underneath it. Selecting the right material depends on the chemicals used and the type of work performed:

• Epoxy resin — handles strong acids, bases, solvents, and stains. The top choice for chemistry, histology, and high-intensity clinical work
• Phenolic resin — good chemical resistance at a lower price point. Works well for general clinical testing and educational labs
• Chemical-resistant laminate — suitable for low-chemical-exposure areas like POC testing stations and phlebotomy draw areas
• Stainless steel — best for microbiology, tissue processing, and areas requiring autoclave-level cleanliness

Planning Clinical Lab Casework

Every clinical lab has a different workflow, equipment mix, and space constraint. We help plan casework layouts that account for:

• Analyzer placement and utility requirements (power, data, water, waste)
• Sample receiving and processing flow
• Reagent and supply storage close to the point of use
• Separation of clean and contaminated work zones
• Ergonomic reach and height for repetitive tasks
• Future flexibility — the ability to reconfigure without replacing cabinets

Who We Work With

We supply clinical lab casework to hospitals, independent diagnostic labs, reference labs, specialty clinics, and healthcare construction projects. We work directly with lab directors, facilities managers, architects, and contractors.

Get Started

Send us your floor plan, equipment list, or project specifications, and we will put together a casework recommendation and quote.

Call (801) 953-4444 or email sales@labs-usa.com.