Hospital Bedside Cabinet

About the hospital bedside cabinet

The hospital bedside cabinet gives a patient somewhere to keep their things. The door closes over two storage layers, and a drawer sits at the top for small items.

The lock is interchangeable. A ward can match the cabinet to a key system without changing the unit, which matters when patients move between beds.

What the cabinet holds

Two shelves take clothes, toiletries and a tablet. The drawer suits phones, glasses and a wallet, because it keeps them off the floor and out of the way of cleaning staff.

Because the cabinet is stackable, a store room can hold several without using extra floor space. That helps a hospital rotate stock between wards.

Where the hospital bedside cabinet suits

It suits hospital wards, clinics and rehabilitation centres. It also works in a care home or a home nursing room, where visitors need somewhere to set things down.

Care and cleaning

Wipe the surfaces with a damp cloth and a mild disinfectant. Clean the drawer runners once a month so the drawer keeps gliding. Check the lock each week if the cabinet holds medication.

Delivery and warranty

Orders go out from Vitafoam showrooms and distributors across the country. Ward orders can be placed with your distributor in quantity. We confirm your delivery window at checkout, and the box paperwork states the warranty that applies.

Related furniture

The hospital overhead table carries the meal that the cabinet stores, and the Unique hospital bed holds the patient beside it. The hospital furniture range shows them together. World Sleep Day publishes free guidance on care settings at worldsleepday.org.

Because a ward moves beds about, the cabinet stays useful wherever it lands. If a patient changes room, one key swap matches the new lock. Then wipe the top shelf each morning, since that is where visitors leave drinks. Also check the drawer before it goes back into service.