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SSUSA
Design Guide
SSUSA
Design Guide
02 03
SSUSA-Design GuideSSUSA-Design Guide
CONTENTS
Product Numbering			 04
Product Sizing				 06
Cabinet Coonstruction			 08
Cabinet Hardware				 10
Solution Wall Construction		 12
Solution Wall Attachments		 14
Powder Coat Finishes			 16
Countertop Options			 18
Front Options				 20
HPL Finishes				 22
Thermofoil Finishes			 34
Thought Starters				 42
	 Blood Bank
	 Breakroom
	 Command Center
	 Coat Check
	 Endoscopy
	 Exam Room
	 ICU
	 Labratory
	 Lockers
	 Mail Slots
	 Mobiles
	 Operating Rooms
	 Patient Servers
	 Pharmacy
	 Police
	 Radiology
	 Reception Desk/Nurse Station
	 Soiled Linen
	 Sterile Prep
	 Surgical Suites
	 Solution Walls
	 Teaching Lab
04 05
SSUSA-Product NumberingSSUSA-Product Numbering
06 07
SSUSA-Sizing ChartsSSUSA-Sizing Charts
* Solution Wall widths are equal to
cabinet widths.
08 09
SSUSA-ConstructionSSUSA-Construction Base Cabinet and Tall Cabinet Construction.
Upper Wall Cabinet Construction.
	 Cabinet Cases
	 Powder Coated Steel (PC Steel)/ Stainless Steel
Cabinets and associated components are fabricated from 20 & 14 gauge commercial-grade quality steel per
ASTM A-366.
•	 Cabinets shall be factory assembled utilizing concealed fasteners and hand tools. Construction shall al-
low all cabinet parts to be replaced and allow inter-case reconfiguration of doors and drawers using hand tools.
In addition, cabinet shall be of 32mm design to allow the user a wide range of readily available hardware and
accessories.
•	 Rigid, self-adhesive sound deadening foam shall be provided in all end panels, and optional finished
back panels. All bends of the cabinet body parts shall be to the outside thus creating a “clean cabinet interior”
(smooth easy to clean interior) as well as access to fully opening doors and full width drawers.
•	 Welding of cabinet components and/or of hardware will not be permitted, all joints shall be fastened by
rivets through panels overlaid whereby each panel has engineered mating holes and whereby a steel rivet passes
through the holes and firmly set.
•	 Cabinet Rivets: 3/16 diameter Steel/Stainless depending on box material.
•	 Cabinet side panels shall have continuous .201” diameter holes set back 37mm from the front and back
of the side panels going up the entire height in 32mm increments, allowing for internal shelves and rolling
shelves to be height adjusted in 32mm increments. This construction allows for any type of 32mm System,
European style hardware to be fitted inside the cabinets.
•	 Side panels shall be formed from 20 gauge CRS and consist of a series of outwardly spaced vertical
bends that form a substantially rigid, integral channel along the front/rear edges, providing a fully planar, in-
ner face that is continuous and uninterrupted between the front and rear edges. Top and bottom edges shall be
reinforced with a flanged 14 gauge reinforcement each have an integrally formed, interlock support flange front/
rear. Side panel thickness shall be no greater than ¾ inch. All steel panels shall be painted prior to assembly
and contain a rigid, self-adhesive, sound-deadening foam material.
•	 Full Top and Bottom panels shall be formed from 20 gauge steel with integral flanges on all sides to ¾
inch thick, with a 1 inch return flanges. The Bottom panel shall have 0.547 inch leveler access holes. Both pan-
els are to be mechanically fastened, flush to the side panels utilizing engineered mating holes and use of a 3/16
diameter steel rivet to provide a rigid enclosure.
•	 The back panel shall be formed from 20 gauge steel with integral flanges on all sides to ¾ inch thick,
with a 1 inch return top/bottom flanges. The back panel shall be mechanically fastened same as the top and bot-
tom panels with engineered mating holes.
•	 For Base and Tall cabinet, an individual, removable, fully recessed support base shall be constructed of
a 20 & 14 gauge steel and be of modular design. The front/rear/side rails shall be formed into a channel and
secured using 3/16 diameter steel rivet. Each corner shall contain the main support and be constructed using 14
gauge steel. Each support base shall have four adjustable levelers, adjustable from the interior of the cabinet up
to 1-1/2 inch, mechanically secured to the base by the use of an “AVK”-style fastener. Any cabinet may have
a rolling platform with casters instead of a support base. Support bases and rolling platforms shall be inter-
changeable in the field if desired.
•	 Adjustable shelves shall be 20 gauge steel - formed ¾ inch down and returned back 1 inch into a chan-
nel formation front and rear. The sides shall be formed ¾ inch down on the ends. Shelves to be adjustable on
32mm centers and use a stainless steel, shelf clip. Each shelf clip shall be of institutional-grade and ‘lock-in’
¾” or 1” thick shelves.
•	 Intermediate rails shall be provided between doors and drawers. Intermediate rails shall be flush with
the face of the carcass and designed to allow the use of security panels as required.
10 11
SSUSA-HardwareSSUSA-Hardware
12 13
Solution-Wall Core
Solution Wall Anchoring
SSUSA-ConstructionSSUSA-Construction
	 Solution Wall
I.	 Service chase cases shall be constructed of 14 GA formed steel to provide a con-
tinuous supported assembly capable of supporting worktop, shelving, and other ac-
cessories in either a single or double sided configuration.  Side panels of Service chase
cases shall have a footprint of no less than 29mm by 4 inches and no more than 29mm
by 36 inches and be available in any depth in between up to 108 inches in height.
II.	 The Service chase case shall allow for vertical adjustment of cantilevered coun-
tertops and shelves in 32mm increments for the support of normal working weights.  
Side panels of the Service chase case shall have slots for cantilever brackets, which
shall be continuous along the entire height of face and back of the side panels of the
Service chase case.
III.	 The inside of the Service chase case side panels shall have continuous holes set
back 37mm from the front and back of the panels going up the entire height in 32mm
increments allowing the insertion of aluminum, powder coated steel, stainless steel,
laminate multi density or Trespa® shelves with mechanical fasteners and clips as
needed, as well as the attachment of doors and drawers as accessories.  In addition
these holes will allow the placement of mechanical clips for the attachment of power
tiles, glazed panels and access panels in a variety of heights to create up to six sepa-
rate chases individually parametrically scalable in 32mm increments.  Portions of or
the entire  Service chase case must be able to be configured as a storage case when-
ever needed and wherever it is not partially or completely used for utility chases.
IV.	 The inside of the Service chase case side panels shall have an integral channel
to conceal plumbing and electrical items within the upright.  Channel shall be 1 1/8
inch by 3 inch minimum, scalable up to 1 1/8 inch by 36 inches maximum and any
size in 32mm increments in between.  Channel shall be covered by a 20 gauge powder
coated steel end panel cover.  End panel shall be easily removable with the use of a
screwdriver.  When extra space is required, a channel cover can be used to increase
the space available, and shall be able to accommodate electrical receptacles, data,
plumbing, and vent lines. Channel cover shall be made from 20-GA steel, painted to
match upright.
V.	 Preparation for electrical receptacles shall include pre-punched or routed re-
ceptacle holes and mounting plates screwed or welded to horizontal members of each
chase.  All receptacle holes and mounting plates shall be ready to accept the modular
wiring system and outlets provided by Manufacturer of the modular casework sys-
tem specified herein.
14 15
Solution-Wall 90 Deg and 3-Way
Solution Wall Swivel
SSUSA-ConstructionSSUSA-Construction
Solution Wall Electric
Solution Wall Panels and Accessories
16 17
SSUSA- Powder-Coat FinishesSSUSA- Powder-Coat Finishes
Antimicrobial **
Cottonwood Designer Gray
Frost Black Furniture White
Gunmetal/Nickle Warm Brown
Toe Kicks
Black
Gunmetal/Nickle
304 Stainless Steel
#4 Finish
304 Stainless Steel
#4 Finish
Drawers
Antimicrobial **
**
** **
** **
** **
**
**
* Stainless Steel Cabinets have Stainless Drawers and Toe Kicks,
Powder-Coated Steel cabinets have Black toe kicks and Gunmetal
drawers.
Stainless is a material upgrade not a powder-coat finish
*
*
18 19
SSUSA-Countertop OptionsSSUSA-Countertop Options
Thermofoil-
3D Laminates, also known as Rigid Thermofoils are membrane pressed or vacuum formed
to contoured surface. This eliminates the need for T-Molding, Edge banding or special edge
treatments. Rigid Thermofoil countertops shall be 1-1/8 inch thick nominal and shall have an
HPL, neutral laminate on the back and Rigid Thermo-foil on the face of the panel for bal-
anced construction. Rigid Thermofoil worktops shall be fabricated from panels consisting of
a sandwich of HPL on the back and Rigid Thermofoil on the top, thermally fused to a MDF
(Medium Density Fiberboard) core, then precision CNC machined for hardware.
Benefits
•	 	 Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching
•	 	 Easy Clean-up with soap and water
•	 	 Can be safely cleaned with common cleansers and disinfectants.
•	 	 Does not require edge banding which reduces the seams.
•	 	 Over 50 standard colors and patterns to choose from.
HPL-
HPL countertops shall have a matching color standard High Pressure
Laminate backer sheet on the bottom of the countertop for balanced
construction. Countertop edging shall be three (3) mm solid, high im-
pact, rigid, acid resistant PVC, machine applied with moisture resistant
polyurethane adhesive and automatically trimmed, buffed and corner
radiussed. HPL countertops shall be 1 1/8 inch thick nominal and con-
sist of wood particle composite panels.
Benefits
•	 Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching
•	 Easy Clean-up with soap and water
•	 Can be safely cleaned with common cleansers and disinfectants.
•	 3mm Edge banding adds addition impact resistance
•	 Over 200 standard colors and patterns to choose from.
Trespa-
Manufactured with Trespa’s unique Electron Beam Curing (EBC) technology, Trespa®
Toplab®PLUS surface is easy to clean and shows a high resistance to a large number of
aggressive chemicals. It also has inherent antibacterial properties without the addition of
microbial additives. Trespa® Toplab®PLUS panels provide an ideal choice in environ-
ments where hygiene, avoidance of contamination, sustainability, ergonomics and safety are
of importance. Trespa® Toplab®PLUS is extensively used in a wide variety of lab environ-
ments worldwide, including chemical, physical, analytical and microbiological laboratories.
Standard top thickness is 1”.
Benefits
•	 Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching
•	 Antimicrobial properties
•	 Chemical Resistance
•	 Suitable for Contact with food.
•	 Easy Clean-up with soap and water
•	 3 Standard colors in stock, several other colors and patterns available
Stainless Steel- Stainless steel countertops shall be made from U.S
Standard Type 304, 18-8 solid stainless sheet steel, not less than 16
gauge (0.062”) nominal thickness, with a No.4 satin finish. Bottom
is reinforced with a sound deadening material applied. Standard top
thickness is 1”. Type 316 is availible upon request
Benefits
•	 Resistant to Stains and Corrosion
•	 Easy to clean and Maintain
•	 Suitable for Contact with food.
•	 Fire and Heat Resistant
•	 Impact resistant (Will dent or scratch if care is not used)
•	 Stainless steel is one of the most sustainable work top choices.
20 21
SSUSA-Fronts OptionsSSUSA-Fronts Options
Stainless Steel- Stainless steel fronts shall be made from U.S Standard Type 304, with 20 Ga
outer panel and 16 ga inner panel, with a No.4 satin finish. Fronts are reinforced with a sound
deadening material. Standard front thickness is 3/4”. Offered as a solid panel or framed Tem-
pered glass.
Benefits
•	 Resistant to Stains and Corrosion
•	 Easy to clean and Maintain
•	 Impact resistant.
Thermofoil-
3D Laminates, are membrane pressed or vacuum formed to
contoured surface. This eliminates the need for T-Molding,
Edge banding or special edge treatments. Rigid Thermofoil
countertops shall be 3/4 inch thick nominal and shall have
an HPL, neutral laminate on the back and Rigid Thermo-foil
on the face of the panel for balanced construction. Rigid
Thermofoil fronts shall be fabricated from panels consisting
of a sandwich of HPL on the back and Rigid Thermofoil on
the front, thermally fused to a MDF (Medium Density Fiber-
board) core, then precision CNC machined for hardware.
Benefits
•	 	 Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching
•	 	 Easy Clean-up with soap and water
•	 	 Can be safely cleaned with common cleansers.
•	 	 No edge banding which reduces the seams.
•	 	 Over 50 standard colors and patterns to choose from.
HPL-
HPL fronts shall have a matching color standard High Pressure Laminate backer sheet on the
back for a balanced construction. The fronts edging shall be three (3) mm solid, high impact,
rigid, acid resistant PVC, machine applied with moisture resistant polyurethane adhesive and
automatically trimmed, buffed and corner radiussed. HPL fronts shall be 3/4 inch thick nom-
inal and consist of wood particle composite panels.
Benefits
•	 Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching
•	 Easy Clean-up with soap and water
•	 Can be safely cleaned with common cleansers.
•	 3mm Edge banding adds addition impact resistance
•	 Over 200 standard colors and patterns to choose from.
Powder Coated steel fronts shall be made from Cold Rolled Steel, with 20 Ga outer panel and
16 ga inner panel, Antimicrobial powder coat finish. Fronts are reinforced with a sound dead-
ening material. Standard front thickness is 3/4”. Offered as a solid panel or framed Tempered
glass.
Benefits
•	 Resistant to Stains and Corrosion
•	 Easy to clean and Maintain
•	 Impact resistant (Will dent or scratch if care is not used)
•	 Offered in 7 standard antimicrobial colors
Antimicrobial
22 23
SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
24 25
SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
26 27
SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
28 29
SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
30 31
SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
32 33
SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
* Some colors may not have an exact
match for edgebanding. Some options
may have a minimum run for production
which would incur an upcharge.
Approval of laminate and edgeband finish
must be approved prior to production.
Please consult with your SSUSA repre-
sentative for samples and availibility.
34 35
SSUSA-ThermofoilSSUSA-Thermofoil
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
T0032 T0022 T0060 T0025 T0063 T0027 T0034 T0063
T0050 T0064 T0010 T0065 T0066 T0009 T0067 T0068
T0069 T0070 T0040 T0003
T0070 T0071
T0062 T0057
36 37
SSUSA-ThermofoilSSUSA-Thermofoil
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
T0073 T0054 T0074 T0004 T0061 T0018 T0075 T0076 T0077 T0078
T0044 T0079 T0080 T0045 T0046 T0081 T0082 T0083 T0084 T0085
T0086 T0087 T0031 T0014
38 39
SSUSA-ThermofoilSSUSA-Thermofoil
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
T0037 T0036 T0088 T0024 T0017 T0089 T0090 T0001 T0092 T0035
T0059 T0058 T0093 T0033 T0023 T0021 T0100 T0094 T0095 T0096
T0097 T0098 T0099 T0007
40 41
SSUSA-ThermofoilSSUSA-Thermofoil
* Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
T0053 T0051 T0030 T0028 T0029 T0101 T0026 T0102 T0103 T0042
T0104 T0105 T0106 T0107 T0020 T0052 T0108 T0109 T0110 T0111
42 43
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
Blood Bank
44 45
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
BREAK
ROOM
46 47
COMMAND CENTERSSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
48 49
COAT CHECK
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
50 51
ENDOSCOPYSSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
52 53
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
EXAM ROOM
54 55
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
ICU
56 57
LAB
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
58 59
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
LOCKERS
60 61
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
MAIL SLOTS
62 63
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
MOBILES
64 65
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
OPERATING ROOMS
66 67
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
PATIENT SERVERS
68 69
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
PHARMACY
70 71
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
POLICE
72 73
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
RADIOLOGY
74 75
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
RECEPTION DESKS
76 77
STERILE PREP
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
SOILED LINEN
78 79
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
SURGICAL
80 81
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
SOLUTION WALL
82 83
SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
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Design Guide2016-2

  • 2. 02 03 SSUSA-Design GuideSSUSA-Design Guide CONTENTS Product Numbering 04 Product Sizing 06 Cabinet Coonstruction 08 Cabinet Hardware 10 Solution Wall Construction 12 Solution Wall Attachments 14 Powder Coat Finishes 16 Countertop Options 18 Front Options 20 HPL Finishes 22 Thermofoil Finishes 34 Thought Starters 42 Blood Bank Breakroom Command Center Coat Check Endoscopy Exam Room ICU Labratory Lockers Mail Slots Mobiles Operating Rooms Patient Servers Pharmacy Police Radiology Reception Desk/Nurse Station Soiled Linen Sterile Prep Surgical Suites Solution Walls Teaching Lab
  • 4. 06 07 SSUSA-Sizing ChartsSSUSA-Sizing Charts * Solution Wall widths are equal to cabinet widths.
  • 5. 08 09 SSUSA-ConstructionSSUSA-Construction Base Cabinet and Tall Cabinet Construction. Upper Wall Cabinet Construction. Cabinet Cases Powder Coated Steel (PC Steel)/ Stainless Steel Cabinets and associated components are fabricated from 20 & 14 gauge commercial-grade quality steel per ASTM A-366. • Cabinets shall be factory assembled utilizing concealed fasteners and hand tools. Construction shall al- low all cabinet parts to be replaced and allow inter-case reconfiguration of doors and drawers using hand tools. In addition, cabinet shall be of 32mm design to allow the user a wide range of readily available hardware and accessories. • Rigid, self-adhesive sound deadening foam shall be provided in all end panels, and optional finished back panels. All bends of the cabinet body parts shall be to the outside thus creating a “clean cabinet interior” (smooth easy to clean interior) as well as access to fully opening doors and full width drawers. • Welding of cabinet components and/or of hardware will not be permitted, all joints shall be fastened by rivets through panels overlaid whereby each panel has engineered mating holes and whereby a steel rivet passes through the holes and firmly set. • Cabinet Rivets: 3/16 diameter Steel/Stainless depending on box material. • Cabinet side panels shall have continuous .201” diameter holes set back 37mm from the front and back of the side panels going up the entire height in 32mm increments, allowing for internal shelves and rolling shelves to be height adjusted in 32mm increments. This construction allows for any type of 32mm System, European style hardware to be fitted inside the cabinets. • Side panels shall be formed from 20 gauge CRS and consist of a series of outwardly spaced vertical bends that form a substantially rigid, integral channel along the front/rear edges, providing a fully planar, in- ner face that is continuous and uninterrupted between the front and rear edges. Top and bottom edges shall be reinforced with a flanged 14 gauge reinforcement each have an integrally formed, interlock support flange front/ rear. Side panel thickness shall be no greater than ¾ inch. All steel panels shall be painted prior to assembly and contain a rigid, self-adhesive, sound-deadening foam material. • Full Top and Bottom panels shall be formed from 20 gauge steel with integral flanges on all sides to ¾ inch thick, with a 1 inch return flanges. The Bottom panel shall have 0.547 inch leveler access holes. Both pan- els are to be mechanically fastened, flush to the side panels utilizing engineered mating holes and use of a 3/16 diameter steel rivet to provide a rigid enclosure. • The back panel shall be formed from 20 gauge steel with integral flanges on all sides to ¾ inch thick, with a 1 inch return top/bottom flanges. The back panel shall be mechanically fastened same as the top and bot- tom panels with engineered mating holes. • For Base and Tall cabinet, an individual, removable, fully recessed support base shall be constructed of a 20 & 14 gauge steel and be of modular design. The front/rear/side rails shall be formed into a channel and secured using 3/16 diameter steel rivet. Each corner shall contain the main support and be constructed using 14 gauge steel. Each support base shall have four adjustable levelers, adjustable from the interior of the cabinet up to 1-1/2 inch, mechanically secured to the base by the use of an “AVK”-style fastener. Any cabinet may have a rolling platform with casters instead of a support base. Support bases and rolling platforms shall be inter- changeable in the field if desired. • Adjustable shelves shall be 20 gauge steel - formed ¾ inch down and returned back 1 inch into a chan- nel formation front and rear. The sides shall be formed ¾ inch down on the ends. Shelves to be adjustable on 32mm centers and use a stainless steel, shelf clip. Each shelf clip shall be of institutional-grade and ‘lock-in’ ¾” or 1” thick shelves. • Intermediate rails shall be provided between doors and drawers. Intermediate rails shall be flush with the face of the carcass and designed to allow the use of security panels as required.
  • 7. 12 13 Solution-Wall Core Solution Wall Anchoring SSUSA-ConstructionSSUSA-Construction Solution Wall I. Service chase cases shall be constructed of 14 GA formed steel to provide a con- tinuous supported assembly capable of supporting worktop, shelving, and other ac- cessories in either a single or double sided configuration. Side panels of Service chase cases shall have a footprint of no less than 29mm by 4 inches and no more than 29mm by 36 inches and be available in any depth in between up to 108 inches in height. II. The Service chase case shall allow for vertical adjustment of cantilevered coun- tertops and shelves in 32mm increments for the support of normal working weights. Side panels of the Service chase case shall have slots for cantilever brackets, which shall be continuous along the entire height of face and back of the side panels of the Service chase case. III. The inside of the Service chase case side panels shall have continuous holes set back 37mm from the front and back of the panels going up the entire height in 32mm increments allowing the insertion of aluminum, powder coated steel, stainless steel, laminate multi density or Trespa® shelves with mechanical fasteners and clips as needed, as well as the attachment of doors and drawers as accessories. In addition these holes will allow the placement of mechanical clips for the attachment of power tiles, glazed panels and access panels in a variety of heights to create up to six sepa- rate chases individually parametrically scalable in 32mm increments. Portions of or the entire Service chase case must be able to be configured as a storage case when- ever needed and wherever it is not partially or completely used for utility chases. IV. The inside of the Service chase case side panels shall have an integral channel to conceal plumbing and electrical items within the upright. Channel shall be 1 1/8 inch by 3 inch minimum, scalable up to 1 1/8 inch by 36 inches maximum and any size in 32mm increments in between. Channel shall be covered by a 20 gauge powder coated steel end panel cover. End panel shall be easily removable with the use of a screwdriver. When extra space is required, a channel cover can be used to increase the space available, and shall be able to accommodate electrical receptacles, data, plumbing, and vent lines. Channel cover shall be made from 20-GA steel, painted to match upright. V. Preparation for electrical receptacles shall include pre-punched or routed re- ceptacle holes and mounting plates screwed or welded to horizontal members of each chase. All receptacle holes and mounting plates shall be ready to accept the modular wiring system and outlets provided by Manufacturer of the modular casework sys- tem specified herein.
  • 8. 14 15 Solution-Wall 90 Deg and 3-Way Solution Wall Swivel SSUSA-ConstructionSSUSA-Construction Solution Wall Electric Solution Wall Panels and Accessories
  • 9. 16 17 SSUSA- Powder-Coat FinishesSSUSA- Powder-Coat Finishes Antimicrobial ** Cottonwood Designer Gray Frost Black Furniture White Gunmetal/Nickle Warm Brown Toe Kicks Black Gunmetal/Nickle 304 Stainless Steel #4 Finish 304 Stainless Steel #4 Finish Drawers Antimicrobial ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** * Stainless Steel Cabinets have Stainless Drawers and Toe Kicks, Powder-Coated Steel cabinets have Black toe kicks and Gunmetal drawers. Stainless is a material upgrade not a powder-coat finish * *
  • 10. 18 19 SSUSA-Countertop OptionsSSUSA-Countertop Options Thermofoil- 3D Laminates, also known as Rigid Thermofoils are membrane pressed or vacuum formed to contoured surface. This eliminates the need for T-Molding, Edge banding or special edge treatments. Rigid Thermofoil countertops shall be 1-1/8 inch thick nominal and shall have an HPL, neutral laminate on the back and Rigid Thermo-foil on the face of the panel for bal- anced construction. Rigid Thermofoil worktops shall be fabricated from panels consisting of a sandwich of HPL on the back and Rigid Thermofoil on the top, thermally fused to a MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) core, then precision CNC machined for hardware. Benefits • Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching • Easy Clean-up with soap and water • Can be safely cleaned with common cleansers and disinfectants. • Does not require edge banding which reduces the seams. • Over 50 standard colors and patterns to choose from. HPL- HPL countertops shall have a matching color standard High Pressure Laminate backer sheet on the bottom of the countertop for balanced construction. Countertop edging shall be three (3) mm solid, high im- pact, rigid, acid resistant PVC, machine applied with moisture resistant polyurethane adhesive and automatically trimmed, buffed and corner radiussed. HPL countertops shall be 1 1/8 inch thick nominal and con- sist of wood particle composite panels. Benefits • Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching • Easy Clean-up with soap and water • Can be safely cleaned with common cleansers and disinfectants. • 3mm Edge banding adds addition impact resistance • Over 200 standard colors and patterns to choose from. Trespa- Manufactured with Trespa’s unique Electron Beam Curing (EBC) technology, Trespa® Toplab®PLUS surface is easy to clean and shows a high resistance to a large number of aggressive chemicals. It also has inherent antibacterial properties without the addition of microbial additives. Trespa® Toplab®PLUS panels provide an ideal choice in environ- ments where hygiene, avoidance of contamination, sustainability, ergonomics and safety are of importance. Trespa® Toplab®PLUS is extensively used in a wide variety of lab environ- ments worldwide, including chemical, physical, analytical and microbiological laboratories. Standard top thickness is 1”. Benefits • Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching • Antimicrobial properties • Chemical Resistance • Suitable for Contact with food. • Easy Clean-up with soap and water • 3 Standard colors in stock, several other colors and patterns available Stainless Steel- Stainless steel countertops shall be made from U.S Standard Type 304, 18-8 solid stainless sheet steel, not less than 16 gauge (0.062”) nominal thickness, with a No.4 satin finish. Bottom is reinforced with a sound deadening material applied. Standard top thickness is 1”. Type 316 is availible upon request Benefits • Resistant to Stains and Corrosion • Easy to clean and Maintain • Suitable for Contact with food. • Fire and Heat Resistant • Impact resistant (Will dent or scratch if care is not used) • Stainless steel is one of the most sustainable work top choices.
  • 11. 20 21 SSUSA-Fronts OptionsSSUSA-Fronts Options Stainless Steel- Stainless steel fronts shall be made from U.S Standard Type 304, with 20 Ga outer panel and 16 ga inner panel, with a No.4 satin finish. Fronts are reinforced with a sound deadening material. Standard front thickness is 3/4”. Offered as a solid panel or framed Tem- pered glass. Benefits • Resistant to Stains and Corrosion • Easy to clean and Maintain • Impact resistant. Thermofoil- 3D Laminates, are membrane pressed or vacuum formed to contoured surface. This eliminates the need for T-Molding, Edge banding or special edge treatments. Rigid Thermofoil countertops shall be 3/4 inch thick nominal and shall have an HPL, neutral laminate on the back and Rigid Thermo-foil on the face of the panel for balanced construction. Rigid Thermofoil fronts shall be fabricated from panels consisting of a sandwich of HPL on the back and Rigid Thermofoil on the front, thermally fused to a MDF (Medium Density Fiber- board) core, then precision CNC machined for hardware. Benefits • Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching • Easy Clean-up with soap and water • Can be safely cleaned with common cleansers. • No edge banding which reduces the seams. • Over 50 standard colors and patterns to choose from. HPL- HPL fronts shall have a matching color standard High Pressure Laminate backer sheet on the back for a balanced construction. The fronts edging shall be three (3) mm solid, high impact, rigid, acid resistant PVC, machine applied with moisture resistant polyurethane adhesive and automatically trimmed, buffed and corner radiussed. HPL fronts shall be 3/4 inch thick nom- inal and consist of wood particle composite panels. Benefits • Resistant to Impact, abrasion, marring and scratching • Easy Clean-up with soap and water • Can be safely cleaned with common cleansers. • 3mm Edge banding adds addition impact resistance • Over 200 standard colors and patterns to choose from. Powder Coated steel fronts shall be made from Cold Rolled Steel, with 20 Ga outer panel and 16 ga inner panel, Antimicrobial powder coat finish. Fronts are reinforced with a sound dead- ening material. Standard front thickness is 3/4”. Offered as a solid panel or framed Tempered glass. Benefits • Resistant to Stains and Corrosion • Easy to clean and Maintain • Impact resistant (Will dent or scratch if care is not used) • Offered in 7 standard antimicrobial colors Antimicrobial
  • 12. 22 23 SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
  • 13. 24 25 SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
  • 14. 26 27 SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
  • 15. 28 29 SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
  • 16. 30 31 SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge.
  • 17. 32 33 SSUSA-HPL FinishesSSUSA-HPL Finishes * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Some colors may not have an exact match for edgebanding. Some options may have a minimum run for production which would incur an upcharge. Approval of laminate and edgeband finish must be approved prior to production. Please consult with your SSUSA repre- sentative for samples and availibility.
  • 18. 34 35 SSUSA-ThermofoilSSUSA-Thermofoil * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. T0032 T0022 T0060 T0025 T0063 T0027 T0034 T0063 T0050 T0064 T0010 T0065 T0066 T0009 T0067 T0068 T0069 T0070 T0040 T0003 T0070 T0071 T0062 T0057
  • 19. 36 37 SSUSA-ThermofoilSSUSA-Thermofoil * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. T0073 T0054 T0074 T0004 T0061 T0018 T0075 T0076 T0077 T0078 T0044 T0079 T0080 T0045 T0046 T0081 T0082 T0083 T0084 T0085 T0086 T0087 T0031 T0014
  • 20. 38 39 SSUSA-ThermofoilSSUSA-Thermofoil * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. T0037 T0036 T0088 T0024 T0017 T0089 T0090 T0001 T0092 T0035 T0059 T0058 T0093 T0033 T0023 T0021 T0100 T0094 T0095 T0096 T0097 T0098 T0099 T0007
  • 21. 40 41 SSUSA-ThermofoilSSUSA-Thermofoil * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. * Verify availibility of selection, may be obsolete or subject to upcharge. T0053 T0051 T0030 T0028 T0029 T0101 T0026 T0102 T0103 T0042 T0104 T0105 T0106 T0107 T0020 T0052 T0108 T0109 T0110 T0111
  • 24. 46 47 COMMAND CENTERSSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
  • 25. 48 49 COAT CHECK SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters
  • 33. 64 65 SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters OPERATING ROOMS
  • 34. 66 67 SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters PATIENT SERVERS
  • 38. 74 75 SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters RECEPTION DESKS
  • 39. 76 77 STERILE PREP SSUSA-Thought StartersSSUSA-Thought Starters SOILED LINEN