In modern medical facilities and high-end laboratories, infection control is not just a protocol—it is an ecosystem. At Stier, we know that our advanced laboratory glassware washers deliver ultimate sterilization. However, to maintain a truly sterile utility room, your washing equipment must be supported by top-tier medical sanitary room equipment.   Based on our expertise in cleanroom design, here are the crucial questions facility managers must ask when configuring their sanitary fixtures.   Q1: How does a clinical sink base complement automated washing systems?   A: Even with Stier’s automated washers, manual pre-rinsing and workstation hygiene remain essential.   Looking at optimal setups, a premium sink base must offer dual functionality:   Dual-Basin Design: Allows for simultaneous soaking and rinsing without cross-contamination.   Seamless Stainless Steel: Ensures quick wipe-downs and prevents bacterial buildup in crevices.   Standard Footprint: W1500 × D600 × H900 mm.   To perfectly align with existing plumbing and your Stier washer placement, investing in a customizable sink base cabinet for hospitals ensures a flawless, gap-free installation.   Q2: What makes a mop sink suitable for strict bio-hazard environments?   A: Floor hygiene in a sluice room cannot be compromised. Standard janitorial sinks often lack the depth required for clinical environments.   The Structural Advantage: A deep, square-basin commercial heavy-duty mop sink (Standard: W600 × D600 × H500 mm) actively prevents hazardous splashback.   Material Rigor: Constructed from thick-gauge stainless steel to withstand corrosive hospital-grade disinfectants and heavy bucket impacts.   Q3: What is the most rigorous method for drying and storing urinals and bedpans?   A: Post-wash storage is where many facilities fail in infection control. Stacking items traps moisture, leading to rapid microbial growth.   The solution requires targeted aeration mechanics:   For Urinals: An angled peg-style wall-mounted stainless steel urinal holder (W950 × D350 × H650 mm) allows gravity to drain residual water completely while exposing the interior to maximum airflow.   For Bedpans: A tiered, wire-frame clinical bedpan holder rack (W950 × D350 × H650 mm) prevents surface contact, ensuring each item dries uniformly and remains accessible for immediate nursing use.   Q4: Can we create a cohesive layout that integrates all these fixtures?   A: Yes. The hallmark of a modern utility room is seamless integration.   As seen in state-of-the-art facility layouts, combining your Stier washer-disinfector with custom size medical sanitary fixtures creates a unified, ergonomic workflow. By standardizing the materials and aligning the dimensions of your cabinets, mop sinks, and racks, you eliminate dead zones, simplify daily cleaning, and elevate the overall aesthetic and safety of your laboratory or clinic.   Sink Base Cabinet Dimensions: W1500 × D600 × H900 mm (Customizable) Mop Sink Dimensions: W600 × D600 × H500 mm (Customizable) Urinal Holder Dimensions: W950 × D350 × H650 mm (Customizable) Bedpan Holder Dimensions: W950 × D350 × H650 mm (Customizable)   This article is sourced from STIER