• Space optimization: the 3-tier vertical structure allows for maximizing hospitalization capacity within the same square footage, reducing management costs per square meter.
• Guaranteed hygiene: AISI 304 stainless steel facilitates complete and frequent disinfection, containing the risk of infection between patients.
• Long-lasting resistance: the stainless steel material resists repeated impacts and chemical agents used for sterilization, maintaining structural integrity over time.
• Operational mobility: the conductive wheels with brakes allow for rapid positioning in different areas of the clinic, without the need for permanent fixtures.
• Regulatory compliance: the composition and construction features comply with current rules for veterinary hospitalization facilities.
• Modularity: the design allows for placing multiple units side by side in the same room, creating hospitalization solutions proportioned to clinical needs.

The box is intended for veterinary clinics and surgeries that require dedicated spaces for the hospitalization of pets. It is used in post-operative recovery areas, intensive care units, during prolonged pharmacological treatments, and during the clinical observation phase. The vertical structure makes it particularly suitable for clinics with limited square footage or with a high number of simultaneous hospitalizations, where space efficiency is an operational priority.

The mobility guaranteed by the wheels also makes it suitable for facilities that undergo frequent organizational rearrangements of the hospitalization environments.

This solution is the correct choice when the veterinary clinic or surgery needs to increase hospitalization capacity without expanding the premises. It is indicated in contexts where hygiene is a priority and where disinfection times must be kept to a minimum. When animals must be observed continuously or transferred frequently between different areas of the facility, the vertical design with braking wheels operationally simplifies the work of the staff.

It is also the ideal choice for clinics that have implemented electromagnetic staticity protocols as an additional safety measure in the management of medical instruments and sensitive devices.

What is the difference between a 3-tier vertical box and a single horizontal solution?

The vertical structure concentrates 3 hospitalization places in a footprint corresponding to a single horizontal unit, multiplying the receptive capacity. This allows clinics with limited space to accommodate more animals simultaneously without duplicating installation costs or bulk. The horizontal solution is preferable only in contexts where each patient requires total isolation or where space is abundant.

Is AISI 304 stainless steel compliant with veterinary regulations?

Yes. AISI 304 stainless steel is widely used in healthcare and veterinary environments because it responds to the hygiene and sanitization requirements set by current regulations. Its ability to resist common chemical disinfecting agents makes it suitable for repeated sterilization operations.

Are the braking wheels sufficient to prevent sliding during transport?

The conductive wheels for electromagnetic staticity, paired with the 2 mechanical brakes, guarantee stability during movement and positioning. The brakes block movement when the box is stationary, preventing unwanted displacements in crowded environments.

Is it possible to add other boxes from the same series in the same room?

Yes. The modular design allows for placing multiple units side by side. The dimensions (W. 60.5 × D. 72 × H. 198 cm) were defined to allow this configuration, creating scalable hospitalization solutions based on clinical needs.

How much time is required for complete disinfection?

The time depends on the clinic’s protocol and the chemical agents used. AISI 304 stainless steel allows for quick and thorough cleaning compared to other materials, reducing unit downtime between hospitalizations.