Finishes and materials
Finishes and materials
Four finishes across the whole catalogue, chosen to sit quietly in a clinical room and to stand up to daily cleaning. Every unit is available in all four at the same price.
- Finishes
- Four
- Price
- The same in every finish
- Samples
- On request
- Applies to
- Every unit in the catalogue
The four finishes
Choose one, or combine them.
Many practices run base units in a darker finish and wall units in a lighter one. Colours on a screen are a guide only, so ask us for a sample before you commit to a whole room.
White
The clinical standard. Reflects light, makes a small surgery feel larger, and shows when it needs cleaning, which is the point.
Light grey
Softer than white and kinder under bright task lighting. Hides scuffs at plinth height better than white.
Cashmere
A warm neutral for treatment rooms and reception areas where a cooler palette would feel stark.
Dark grey
A strong base-unit colour that grounds a room. Pairs well with white or light grey wall units above.
What it is made of
Materials, part by part.
Please treat this section as a draft: it needs checking against the workshop specification before launch.
Carcass
Cabinet body
Moisture-resistant board with sealed edges, so daily wipe-downs and the odd spill do not get into the core.
Fronts
Doors and drawer fronts
Finished in your chosen colour on the face and edges. Flat, handle-ready fronts with no mouldings to trap dirt.
Hardware
Hinges and runners
Soft-close hinges and drawer runners rated for the repeated daily use a surgery gives them. Covered by the 12-month guarantee.
Care
Keeping it looking new.
Do
Everyday cleaning
- Wipe with a soft cloth and a mild detergent solution, then dry.
- Wipe up spills promptly, especially at joints and edges.
- Follow your infection-control protocol, and check the disinfectant maker's guidance for use on laminate and board surfaces.
- Tighten hinge and handle screws if they work loose over time.
Do not
What shortens its life
- Do not use abrasive pads, scouring powders or solvent cleaners.
- Do not leave standing water on surfaces or at the plinth.
- Do not steam-clean the cabinetry.
- Do not hang weight from open doors or stand on open drawers.