Botany Museum Preservation Cabinet

Botany Museum Cabinet

These museum preservation cabinets safely store botanical specimens and protect them from damage, moisture, excess light, and infestation. This unit features three different sizes and includes various compartments for your natural collection.

Standard sizes
Widths: 29 5/8", 55"
Depths: 19 1/8"
Heights: 42 7/16",84"

Securely stores botanical specimens and protects them from infestation
Museum storage cabinets are mainly used in museums, libraries, and other facilities that store botanical collections
This model includes small, medium, or large sizes, with various compartments for storage

The museum storage cabinets are designed to store and preserve herbarium specimens. It is designed to provide extra space in the front and back of the compartments to allow free circulation of air and fumigants. A rigid center divider separates the compartments. To use this family, open the fetch app, then click on the model to insert it into your project. There are 3 types available in this family. You can choose from small (12 compartments), medium (26 compartments), or large (52 compartments). In the properties browser under construction, you will find the option to add doors, and by unchecking it, you can see the interior compartments.

Specifikim

Construction
- Solid, heavy-gauge steel, reinforced welded case construction
- Paint finish, non-off-gassing powder-coated steel
- Cabinet includes an integrated base that houses the leveling system
- Doors have a three-point latching system and a closed-cell elastromeric seal
- Includes a convenient lift-off reinforced door for ease of access
- Durable design to protect from damages by fire or water events
Sustainability
- Up to 85% pre and post-consumer recycled content
- Indoor Advantage Gold Certified for non-emissive materials and finishes (SCS IAQ)
- Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) with more details about global warming potential, energy demand, and recycled content are available for select products upon request