Public Safety
Bring Order to the Coroner’s Office
A single case can leave you holding tissue samples sitting in formaldehyde, bone fragments boxed up for the lab, forensic instruments that need to stay sterile, and paperwork that may need to hold up in court years down the line. All that clutter adds up fast without a system built to handle it.
We design sterile storage around how a coroner’s office really runs, from sensitive samples with specialized requirements to instruments and supplies that move through the space every day.
With the right solution, here’s what changes:
- Reclaim Working Space: Fit specimen containers, bone boxes, and bulk supply cartons more efficiently within the space you already have.
- Keep Your Exam Room Moving: Keep sterile instruments, samples, and PPE organized around your team’s workflow, so nothing slows you down mid-case.
- Create Clearer Processes: Help staff store, retrieve, and return items the same way every time, no insider knowledge required.
- Handle Hazardous Materials Safely: Give formaldehyde-preserved samples and other biohazards a home built to contain them, not just hold them.
- Plan Beyond Today: Keep cold case files and long-retention records secure and searchable, even decades later.
Scalpels here, gloves there, samples somewhere else. Sound familiar? Our coroner's cut sheet helps coroner’s offices turn organized chaos into an actual system.
Storage Built to Hold Up, Case After Case.
A coroner’s office doesn’t get to cut corners on organization. Every case brings its own mix of specimens, instruments, supplies, and protective gear, and each one comes with its own rules for how it should be stored. We build clinical storage systems that keep it all organized, secure, and ready, from intake through testimony.
Select an application:
Biological & Tissue Samples
When biological samples are involved, storage has to do more than just organize. Sensitive materials need to stay identifiable, preserved, and easy to retrieve. And that’s before adding controlled access and refrigeration into the mix.
Stainless Steel Cabinets
Some materials don’t just need to stay out of sight; they need to stay somewhere built to handle what’s inside. Stainless steel cabinets stand up to formaldehyde and other harsh chemicals without wearing down.
Static Shelving
Static shelving handles the boxed, labeled specimen containers that make up most of your day-to-day storage. It’s simple, sturdy, and built to keep everything exactly where your team left it.
Evidence Lockers
Every so often, a shelf just isn’t enough. Evidence lockers step in when a sample needs refrigeration, restricted access, or a documented chain of custody.
High-Density Mobile Shelving
A busier office means more samples, and more samples means running out of room. High-density mobile shelving lets specimen storage keep growing without eating up more floor space.
Instruments & Equipment
Everyday exam tools need to stay visible and within arm’s reach, while forensic equipment needs sterile storage that keeps it protected and out of the way. Not every instrument needs the same kind of storage, and you need a system that can handle all of it without losing floor space.
Stainless Steel Cabinets
Scalpels and other forensic tools don’t belong on an open shelf between cases. Stainless steel cabinets keep them protected and contained, so your exam room stays clean and controlled.
Static Shelving
Static shelving isn’t flashy, and it doesn’t need to be. Keep the tools your team reaches for during every exam out in the open, easy to grab.
High-Density Mobile Shelving
Exam rooms fill up fast. High-density mobile shelving lets you store more without turning your back room into a maze.
Modular Casework
Sometimes storage shouldn’t be separate from the exam table at all. Modular casework builds instrument storage right into your workspace.
Medical Supplies
One month it's boxes of gloves stacked three deep, the next it's evidence envelopes and drug-testing kits taking over every open surface. That kind of variety doesn’t call for one type of medical supply storage, but for matching each kind of stuff to the solution that keeps the room usable.
High-Density Mobile Shelving
Bulk cartons of gloves and testing kits don’t shrink just because the room’s out of space. High-density mobile shelving packs in more capacity without growing the room.
Static Shelving
The stuff your team grabs every day shouldn’t require any thought. Static shelving keeps everyday supplies visible, labeled, and easy to restock.
Cabinets
Some medical supplies just look better behind a door, whether that’s for tidiness or a little extra control. Cabinets give that stuff a contained spot, keeping the room feeling orderly.
PPE Storage
Without a clear system, PPE storage runs into two problems: assigned equipment goes missing, and shared supplies get harder to find in a hurry. The fix is to keep those two categories separate, so gear stays ready, and stock stays visible.
Personal Storage Lockers
A shared cabinet isn’t the right home for gear that belongs to one person or shift. Personal storage lockers give each team member a dedicated, configurable spot for their own protective gear.
Cabinets
Shared protective gear doesn’t need to live out in the open to stay useful. Cabinets keep it stocked, separated, and out of sight, so the room feels controlled instead of cluttered.
Static Shelving
Everyday PPE needs to be seen, not searched for. Static shelving keeps that stock visible and easy to restock, so nobody’s digging through cabinets mid-shift.
