Medicine Cabinets

Comprehensive range of medicine storage cabinets and trolleys for a variety of applications. All conforming to BS 2881:1989, level 1, they are suitable for the storage of medicines in healthcare premises.

BS 2881:1989 is the requirement for the storage of Medicines in healthcare premises within the UK. The full title is BS 2881:1989 “Cupboards for the Storage of Medicines in Health Care Premises”. All medicine storage solutions from Medpace Solutions are fully compliant with all the relevant regulations within the United Kingdom.

HTM71 medicine cabinets are fitted with HTM71 universal liners. This allows the cabinet to take HTM71 trays and dividers. HTM71 is a standard for storage within the NHS allowing for easy modular storage in cabinets and trolleys.

Piano hinges are used to hold the doors in place. As a result, this increases the access size into the cabinet. Enabling better use of the internal space. The piano hinge is also stronger than other hinging methods, adding further to the security level offered by the cabinets.

Features and benefits:

• BS 2881:1989 (Security Level One) Specification for Cupboards for the Storage of Medicines in Health Care Premises.
• BS 3621 anti-pick and drill, key retaining six pin cylinder lock (supplied with three keys).
• Constructed from 0.9 / 1.2 mm thick cold reduced mild steel sheet.
• 3 mm thick anchor plates at all fixing points.
• Fully welded construction.
• Anti-Jimmy folded return down full length of hinge side of door.
• A 2 mm thick mild steel continuous hinge. Complete with 25 mm joints and 4.5 mm diameter hinge pin. Additionally, to prevent removal of the door the hinge pin is welded.
• Wipe clean powder-coated shelving.
• One x six pin Euro-profile cylinder lock incorporating anti-pick, anti-drill, anti-bump and fire resistant features.
• Independently tested to meet BS EN 1303:2005.
• Kitemark – KM532920.
• TS007 1 Star Cylinder.
• Key security grade 5.
• Torque resistance of plug/cylinder relevant to attack resistance – 30 Nm.
• Meets the MLA vulnerability test for cylinders.
• Key retention – the key cannot be removed when the door is open.
• Cylinder meets BS EN 1303:2005 which is the latest security standard testing against all methods of attack. The lock holds Kitemark KM532920.
• The cylinder holds Secured by Design accreditation (TS007). This is the Police preferred specification.