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Add unitsasyour needs increase. Here's a con- *f] venient small laboratory or dark room.
This pathology lab uses "sitting-height" units, for intensive instrument work.
This îab needs lots of work space for testing, hence uses a back-to-back assembly joined to wall units.
lab facilities do you need today? What will you WHAT be needing one year from now . . . two years? Your laboratory's work space can grow, shrink, or take an almost limitless number of forms, thanks to the standard, interchangeable units in the Fisher Unitized Furniture line. Each unit i s heavy gauge steel, bonderized, and protected by three baked-on coats of enamel. . . all units immediately available from stock.
Here's an'answer to the smaH chemistry làb;re· quiring libera! storage facilities in a small area.
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In this layout/ use, otcorner unit utilizes space which otherwise would be of little value.
