HTM63 Worktops - Fitted Furniture
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C41 - Linoleum worktop
C41 - Linoleum worktop
A range of worktops that meet the requirements of the HTM 63.
Application
For healthcare applications. Suited for theatre suites or where a particularly rigid floor cleaning regime is required.
Description
A range of fitted furniture that meets the specific requirements of the HTM 63 (Health Technical Memorandum). Originally designed by the Department of Health, the HTM 63 is a range of storage units and worktops for use primarily in health buildings.
The worktops are available in linoleum or post-formed laminate.
Features and benefits:
- Compatible with other products in the HTM 63 David Bailey Healthcare furniture range.
General information
Color | Beige Black Blue Brown Cream |
Finish | Laminated |
Material | Laminate Medium density fibreboard (MDF) High pressure laminate (HPL) |
Shape | Rectangle |
Length | Bespoke |
Width | Bespoke |
Height | Bespoke |
Warranty description | Five year |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | N10/125 Desks and tables N10/130 Laboratory furniture |
Specification data - Worktops
Material | Linoleum. |
Dimensions | |
Plan size | 120 x 300 mm. |
Thickness | 40 mm. |
Exposed edges | |
Profile | Post formed. |
Upstands | |
Finish | To match worktop. |
Height | 50 mm. |
Cutouts | Not required.Required. |
Integral accessories | None.SS1 Cantilever brackets 720mm high.SS1 Cantilever brackets 920 mm high.SS2 Leg support 720mm high.SS2 Leg support 920 mm high.Support legs. |
Sustainability data
Contains Red List materials | No |
Country of material origin | Europe |
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Material | Laminate Medium density fibreboard (MDF) High pressure laminate (HPL) |
Recyclability | Non-reusable |
Recycled contentAs defined in clause 7.8 of BS EN ISO 14021 | 100 % |
Expected Life | 30 year |
Literature
DBFS Healthline Healthcare Furniture
Merino Laminate Colour Chart
PFLEIDERER Laminate Colour Chart
Polyrey Laminate Colour Chart
Polyrey Laminate Pattern Colour Chart
Case studies
Royal Brompton Hospital