Four ways to build your casework
Premier Series
304 stainless, fully welded
18-gauge 304 stainless steel with TIG-welded, polished seams; 316 stainless for high-corrosion prep rooms. The choice for daily wet cleaning, fixatives and disinfectants.
Design Series
Built to your drawing
Custom widths, heights and depths, recessed or freestanding runs, sink bases, pass-throughs and tall storage, laid out in-house in CAD and cut on a fiber laser to match your room.
Source Series
Standard configurations
Published drawer, door and combination base cabinets in fixed widths, so you can plan a run from standard models and quote it fast.
Affordable Series
Powder-coated steel
Powder-coated galvanized steel cabinets with stainless worktops, in a custom color to match your facility. Lower cost for dry storage and offices next to the wet room.
Stainless steel or powder-coated steel
Every series can mix finishes on one run. Put stainless where water and chemicals are used and powder-coated steel where storage stays dry.
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Stainless steel |
Powder-coated steel |
| Material |
304 stainless, 18-gauge; 316 on request |
Galvanized steel with a baked powder-coat finish |
| Best for |
Wet rooms, sink runs, daily disinfection, fixatives |
Dry storage, offices, supply rooms, low-splash walls |
| Worktop |
Stainless, welded or marine edge |
Stainless worktop recommended |
| Color |
Brushed or polished stainless |
Custom powder-coat color matched to your facility |
| Cleaning |
Holds up to repeated wet cleaning and chemical disinfection |
Wipe-clean; keep away from standing water and harsh solvents |
| Cost |
Highest durability |
Lower cost per linear foot |
Cabinet types
Built in-house, made in the USA
- 18-gauge 304 stainless steel standard; 316 stainless on request
- TIG-welded, polished seams that clean easily and resist fluid retention
- In-house CAD layout and fiber-laser cutting for tight, repeatable fits
- Tempered glass or Lexan doors and adjustable shelving on wall and tall cabinets
- Locking drawers and doors, including keypad or biometric locks
- Rough plumbing, electrical and ventilation prep built into sink bases and runs
- Freestanding, recessed, wall-mounted and mobile configurations
From room plan to installed run
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Send your room. Wall lengths, ceiling height, door locations, utilities and the equipment going in the room.
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We draw it. You get a casework layout and a written quote with each cabinet, finish and option listed.
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Approve and build. Cabinets are built to the approved drawing and shipped by dedicated freight, with installation available.
Related equipment
Embalming stations and water control units · Embalming tables · Mortuary cabinetry · Mortuary coolers · Laboratory casework · Manuals and rough-in sheets
Casework questions
What casework does an embalming room need?
Most preparation rooms need a sink base or embalming station, closed storage for embalming fluids and chemicals, instrument drawers, PPE storage and a wall cabinet for supplies. We lay these out around your station and table on one drawing.
Stainless or powder-coated cabinets for a prep room?
Use 304 stainless on the wet side of the room, around the station, sink and table, where fluids and disinfectants are used every day. Powder-coated steel in a custom color is a lower-cost choice for dry supply storage.
Will the casework meet my state drain rules?
Yes. Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey require a 2″ drain in the preparation room, and we build sink bases and stations to the rule that applies to you. Add any city or state requirement to your order notes.
Is the stainless resistant to embalming chemicals?
304 stainless resists formalin and phenol used in embalming. 316 stainless is available for high-corrosion areas.
Can I order the station and casework together?
Yes. The Embalming Station and Casework Combo puts the station, sink, water control and cabinets on one purchase order.