Hospitals millwork by Sandha Woodworks
Healthcare

Hospitals

Acute-care millwork engineered for infection control, chemical wipe-down and live-site install.

Delivered on live hospital sites across Ontario and the northeastern United States.

About this sub-sector

Sandha Woodworks builds the fixed casework that runs an acute-care hospital — reception desks, nurse stations, medication rooms, patient-room wardrobes, medical wall panels and clinical corridors.

Every substrate, edge, hinge and finish is engineered against your facility's ICRA / IPAC requirements, disinfectant chemistry list and moisture-exposure profile.

What we build

Scope & capabilities

  • Hospital reception desks with AODA-compliant transaction tops
  • Nurse stations with integrated charting and med-pass zones
  • Patient-room overbed wardrobes, TV walls and integrated vanities
  • Medical wall panels with continuous PVC / ABS edgeband
  • Medication rooms, clean/dirty utility, central sterile casework
  • Hospital corridor wood paneling with Class A finish
  • Family waiting alcoves and quiet rooms
  • Chapel, reflection and hospital-foundation offices

Product library

Products for hospitals

  • Nurse station modular casework
  • Overbed wardrobe systems
  • Med-room narcotic cabinets
  • IV supply cabinets
  • PPE dispensers and glove-box millwork
  • Charting alcoves
  • Family lounge feature walls
  • Central sterile pass-through casework

Manufacturing focus

  • MR-MDF and NAUF phenolic-core panels, six-side sealed.
  • Continuous 3 mm PVC/ABS edgeband, radiused corners for cleanability.
  • Hospital-grade catalyzed polyurethane finish tested against quat, AHP, bleach 1:10, IPA and phenolic wipes.
  • Thermoformed solid-surface integral bowls — no seam for water or biofilm.

Standards

  • CSA Z8000 — Canadian health-care facilities
  • CSA Z317.13 — Infection prevention during construction
  • FGI Guidelines — Design of hospitals
  • PIDAC / Public Health Ontario IPAC
  • AWMAC Premium grade on all veneer

Install approach

  • ICRA Class III/IV dust barriers with HEPA and negative-air enclosures.
  • After-hours crews scheduled around med-pass and patient sleep cycles.
  • Silent-fastener install with vibration-dampening pads on adjacent walls.
  • IPAC clearance sign-off per CSA Z317.13 before space returns to service.

Our approach

For hospitals, the millwork is a clinical surface — not a finish. Every reveal, edge and hinge is chosen to survive daily wipe-down, resist water intrusion and be released back to occupancy without an IPAC deficiency.

Who we work with

Built for these buyers

Health authorities and hospital foundations
Healthcare-experienced general contractors
Hospital planners and clinical designers
IPAC officers and facilities engineering
Construction managers on P3 acute-care builds