When designing and decorating, the following principles should be followed

Overall, with the improvement of laboratory decoration level, laboratory staff have increasingly high requirements for design. When designing decoration, the following principles should be followed:

1. Safety principles:

The location of the laboratory should be reasonable, such as selecting a place with less dust and vibration. The structure of the house should consider shockproof, dustproof, moisture-proof, and well insulated with sufficient light. The layout principle of each studio is to limit the flow area of samples, shorten the flow distance of samples, and minimize the intersection of logistics (samples) and pedestrian routes as much as possible.

2. Environmental protection principles:

Purify the laboratory air environment through relevant exhaust equipment, waste treatment/recycling equipment, and reduce pollution to the external environment.

3. Efficiency principle:

The distribution of equipment and functional areas should strive to comply with the microbiological testing workflow, minimize personnel turnover, and improve overall operational efficiency.

4. Benefit principle:

Furniture layout and room separation make full use of space, appropriately reserve future development space, and improve the utilization rate of infrastructure.

5. Efficiency principle:

The distribution of equipment and functional areas should strive to comply with the microbiological testing workflow, minimize personnel turnover, and improve overall operational efficiency.

6. Humanization principle:

Using the principles of ergonomics, we professionally design laboratory furniture and auxiliary equipment to improve the work comfort of our staff.