Modular STEM Lab Caseworks

STEM lab casework forms the structural foundation of a laboratory workspace, providing the cabinets, benches, shelving, and storage units needed to support lab equipment, ensure chemical resistance, meet safety standards, and optimize workflow efficiency. It is used across K-12 schools, maker spaces, science and research laboratories, and technology and training facilities to create flexible, durable learning environments.

Lab casework refers to the built-in or modular cabinets, benches, shelving, and storage units that form the structural foundation of a laboratory workspace. It includes base cabinets, overhead storage, drawer units, and work surfaces engineered to support lab equipment, ensure chemical resistance, meet safety standards, and optimize workflow efficiency in scientific environments.

Workplace Modular Systems offers five work surface options: 1-inch Epoxy Resin, 1-inch or 3/4-inch Phenolic Resin, Laminate, Maple Butcher Block, and Stainless Steel. Epoxy and phenolic resin surfaces are ideal for science labs due to their chemical resistance, while laminate and butcher block suit technology and maker space applications.

Yes. All Custom STEM Lab Casework from Workplace Modular Systems is designed to meet ADA accessibility requirements and OSHA 1910 laboratory safety standards. This ensures that learning environments are safe and fully accessible to students and staff with disabilities, meeting federal guidelines for educational facility compliance.

Casework is manufactured domestically with a standard 3-week production lead time. Full delivery is completed within 45 calendar days. Assembly and installation services are available upon request, and complimentary engineered drawings are provided at no additional cost to help schools plan and approve projects before manufacturing begins.

Yes. The completely modular design allows any accessory, cabinet, shelf, or work surface component to be removed, relocated, or upgraded at any time without replacing the entire system. This future-proof flexibility makes it ideal for schools that anticipate curriculum changes, technology upgrades, or evolving classroom configurations over time.

A well-equipped STEM lab typically includes modular workbenches, base cabinets, overhead storage, and chemical-resistant work surfaces. Integrated power options support technology like 3D printers, tablets, and computers. Specialized components such as computer and tablet charging stations, tech carts, and flexible modular benches further support robotics, coding, and collaborative maker space activities.