Fixed practice equipment: Well thought-out storage space solutions with fixed concept furniture

Clever furnishing concepts are essential when it comes to equipping podiatry practices and treatment rooms. Besides adequate storage space, which in turn should take up as little of the available area as possible, hygiene also plays a crucial role.

Fixed practice equipment such as cabinets, drawer units and other storage furniture that is permanently installed in the area should not only offer space for drills, instruments, hygiene and consumables and other treatment equipment. They must also fulfil certain requirements in terms of cleaning and disinfection. In the RUCK product range, you will find well thought-out, multifunctional practice equipment with clever interior organisation and a modern look. Cabinet, drawer or pull-out elements can be individually configured and thus optimally adapted to the available space and to your individual needs and requirements as a practitioner. So that our concept furniture and medical hygiene units enable perfect practice organisation - suitable for the podiatry, beauty, wellness and spa sectors.

Well thought-out practice equipment enriches and simplifies daily work life

Compared to mobile practice equipment, fixed practice and hygiene room furniture cannot be moved flexibly. Instead, they are used for the stationary storage and organisation of materials and equipment that are needed in everyday practice work and offer the best in terms of generous storage space.

Besides drawer cabinets and other storage furniture, so-called hygiene units are among the absolute multitaskers among the permanently installed furniture in a podiatry working environment: they combine storage space with the possibility of hygienically cleaning and storing instruments and materials that are used during treatment. Together with hygiene room technology such as cleaning and disinfection systems, they form the basis for reliable, professional treatment.

A well-planned hygiene line not only makes daily work life easier and optimises practice operations. It also ensures that the strict hygiene standards that apply in the podiatry sector can be adhered to.

Besides cabinet or drawer elements that can be individually configured, hygiene units particularly feature an integrated sink. A water and waste water connection is required in the treatment room for the installation of a functional sink.

Our concept furniture is the best thanks to its modern design and convenient features. Magnetic sides, for example, allow accessories such as glove dispensers, waste bins or smaller shelves or instrument trays to be attached. The side panels of our RUCK furniture lines are made of either powder-coated metal or wood. The elegant, modern design blends perfectly into the clinic concepts - a timeless, tasteful basis for furnishing a practice or treatment room!

Fixed practice equipment with easy-care, robust surfaces to ensure optimum practice hygiene

Another benefit of fixed practice furniture is its excellent cleaning and care properties. Smooth, robust and resistant surfaces prevent the penetration of germs and can be reliably cleaned and disinfected. If hygiene room furniture has an integrated, functional sink, this is usually made of stainless steel in most cases. The wall moulding closes tightly and provides a further hygiene bonus. The generously sized shelves and clean fronts of our fixed practice equipment are also resistant to dirt and easy to clean.

In addition to fixed practice furniture and medical hygiene units, you can also find convenient accessories at RUCK, such as individually mountable cabinet and drawer handles, hook rails or anti-slip mats that prevent instruments from slipping in drawers when opening and closing. They can be cut to an entirely customised size with scissors, have a noise-reducing effect and make cleaning easier.

If you have any questions regarding the equipment for a podiatry work environment, we should be happy to assist you with our many years of expertise in this area. We can also help you plan your individual practice set-up and provide tips on how to comply with the applicable cleaning and disinfection routines in the podiatry sector.