Regarding the cabinetry below the Wet Table with Dry Table, what is its height in the Treatment Room?

The height of cabinetry below the Wet Table with Dry Table in a Treatment Room is standardized to ensure accessibility and functionality for users. The correct height of 2 feet 4 inches provides a balance between being low enough for easy access to equipment and supplies, while also being high enough to keep the cabinetry out of the way of foot traffic and potential water damage from the Wet Table. This height typically accommodates a variety of uses, including storage of equipment and materials, while maintaining a safe and ergonomic working environment for staff.

This height aligns with industry standards for cabinetry in medical and treatment settings, ensuring that the space is both practical and efficient for everyday use in the treatment area.