Facility kits
Start from the room, not the catalogue.
Choose the kind of facility and its size. The planner builds a starting list with quantities from our engineers' standard kits, and you can add the whole list to your basket and adjust it there.
Starting list
| Item | Qty | Indicative |
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How the kits are built
Ratios we use, and why.
One bed, one space
Every bed gets its own furniture. Monitors and pumps are shared on general wards and dedicated in intensive care.
Oxygen first
Where piped oxygen is missing, we plan concentrators and cylinder backup together.
One emergency kit
Every kit includes at least one emergency set within reach of every room.
From list to opening day
A typical ward fit out.
Week 1
Agree the list, survey the rooms and plan power and oxygen points.
Weeks 2 to 3
Stock is reserved, imported items are shipped and our team prepares assembly.
Week 4
Delivery, assembly, calibration and training, usually over a weekend.
Planning a bigger project?
Send your floor plan and bed numbers. A biomedical engineer will draw up a full list with you.