Nova Podiatry Workstation Cabinet - 3 Drawers

The Nova Podiatry Clinic Cabinet provides a dedicated storage and equipment station that can be positioned alongside the clinician during treatment.

The central equipment compartment is particularly useful for housing a podiatry drill or similar device, while the pull-out tray allows equipment to be brought forward when required and stored neatly when not in use.

Three drawers provide additional space for instruments, dressings, consumables and other treatment-room essentials.

The combination of three drawers and a central equipment compartment allows different types of clinical items to be separated and organised efficiently.

The deeper lower drawer is particularly useful for larger consumables or equipment accessories, while the smaller drawers can be used for frequently accessed instruments and supplies.

The central pull-out tray provides a dedicated space for a drill or other suitable equipment without occupying the main worktop.

1. Position the cabinet on a level surface beside the treatment chair or workstation.
2. Place the podiatry drill or other suitable equipment within the central compartment.
3. Feed cables through the rear access opening where appropriate.
4. Pull the equipment tray forward when access to the equipment is required.
5. Return the tray fully into the cabinet after use.
6. Ensure equipment ventilation openings are not obstructed.
7. Always follow the equipment manufacturer’s installation and ventilation instructions.

1. Remove loose items and equipment before cleaning.
2. Wipe external surfaces using a soft damp cloth.
3. Use a mild, non-abrasive cleaning agent suitable for lacquered surfaces.
4. Avoid abrasive pads, strong solvents or aggressive chemical cleaners that may damage the finish.
5. Dry surfaces after cleaning.
6. Clean drawer handles, work surfaces and other frequently touched areas regularly in accordance with the clinic’s local cleaning protocol.
7. Inspect castors and drawer mechanisms periodically and remove any accumulated debris.

• Position the cabinet on a stable, level floor.
• Do not overload drawers or the slide-out equipment tray.
• Distribute stored items evenly to maintain stability.
• Do not sit, stand or lean heavily on the cabinet or open drawers.
• Avoid opening multiple heavily loaded drawers simultaneously.
• Ensure electrical cables do not create a trip hazard.
• Equipment placed in the central compartment must have adequate ventilation.
• Check castors regularly for secure attachment and free movement.
• Do not use the cabinet if its structure, drawer runners or castors are damaged.