Abstract

In laboratories employing unitized furniture arrangements the necessary corner units ordinarily are of little value. Their top areas are usually cluttered with material better thrown away or put in more permanent storage. Their undersections have limited access and the volume of potential storage space is seldom utilized. A conversion of such corner units into laboratory sinks, however, results in highly functional units of great usability.

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