Before the first experiment begins, your science and lab tables already determine whether water, gas, electrical access, and secured storage are located where the day's work requires them. A service island brings those functions together in one working point for laboratory procedures that depend on nearby utilities and storage. When researchers move between preparation, testing, and cleanup, the arrangement of equipment affects how the room is used throughout the day. This unit can be grouped with tables to provide an efficient and economical working arrangement, giving you a way to plan the room around the work. Its dimensions also give you a clear footprint to consider before placing it among existing benches and tables.
The overall dimensions are 26-inch wide by 24-inch deep by 36-inch high. Construction includes solid oak, oak veneer, and hardwood veneer. The top is 1-inch epoxy resin, and the unit includes one 14-inch by 10-inch by 6-inch solid epoxy resin sink. Two combination water/gas fixtures provide the listed water and gas connections. Two GFI protected AC duplex electrical receptacles are included for electrical access. A locking cupboard is also part of the unit, giving you a specified storage compartment within the service island. Each component can be reviewed against your room plan, utility requirements, and laboratory workflow before you establish the final placement.
You can configure this service island as a single work point or group it with tables when your laboratory layout calls for a connected arrangement. The 26-inch width and 24-inch depth provide the stated footprint, while the 36-inch height defines its overall vertical dimension for planning around surrounding work surfaces. The configuration includes the epoxy resin top and sink, two combination water/gas fixtures, two GFI protected AC duplex electrical receptacles, and a locking cupboard. Solid oak, oak veneer, and hardwood veneer construction establish the specified material combination, while the epoxy resin surfaces identify the top and sink materials separately. If you are outfitting multiple work areas, call for quantity discounts when reviewing the number of units your facility requires. PLEASE CALL FOR QUANTITY DISCOUNTS