UniShield 3-Shelf Metal First Aid Cabinet, ANSI Class A

UniShield 3-Shelf Metal First Aid Cabinet, ANSI Class A — Built for Offices

Outfitting an office or lower-risk facility? The UniShield 3-shelf Class A cabinet pairs a steel wall-mount station with an ANSI Class A fill scaled to common workplace injuries — cuts, minor burns, sprains — instead of the industrial Class B assortments most cabinets ship with. At $149.95, it's the cabinet to order when your hazard profile is administrative, not a plant floor.

Features · Specs · Compatibility · Comparison · FAQ

The UniShield 3-shelf Class A cabinet is a metal wall-mount station stocked to ANSI/ISEA Z308.1 Class A, built for offices, clinics, and other lower-risk environments where an industrial Class B fill would go largely unused.

Key Features

• ANSI Class A fill correctly scaled to office and administrative injury patterns
• 3-shelf steel cabinet keeps categories visible for fast monthly audits
• Wall-mounted permanence — no portable kit wandering off to a break room or car
• Part of the coherent UniShield cabinet family for a same-brand upgrade path
• Avoids paying for industrial-grade contents a low-risk site will never draw down
• Restocks through class-matched refill packs to preserve documentation

Specifications

Use Cases

• Offices, professional suites, and admin buildings standardizing on wall-mounted stations
• Schools and clinics where a visible, organized first aid station matters to staff and visitors
• Facilities replacing loose supplies in a drawer with an auditable station from the first aid cabinets collection
• Multi-floor sites adding one Class A cabinet per level alongside kits from the workplace first aid kits collection

Compatibility & Restocking

Keep this cabinet at its Class A fill with class-matched refills: order the Urgent First Aid Class A refill 25-person for a straightforward restock, or the MFASCO Class A refill pack as a bulk alternative from the first aid kit refills collection. Restocking with a Class B refill by mistake overstocks the cabinet with contents your low-risk site won't use before they expire — always confirm Class A when reordering.

What's not compatible: this cabinet's stated fill doesn't include eyewash bottles or a CPR barrier device. Pair it with the PhysiciansCare wall-mount eyewash station from the eyewash stations collection and a mask from the CPR rescue supplies collection if your assessment calls for either.

Comparison: Class A vs Class B Cabinets on WC Safety

• Buy the UniShield 3-shelf Class A if your site's hazard assessment lands on common workplace injuries, not industrial risk.
• Buy the UniShield 4-shelf Class B if the assessment says industrial and the extra shelf matches your consumption.
• Buy the Medique 712MTM if you want the steel format at the lowest price and plan to stock your own fill.

Check prices on Amazon → UniShield 3-shelf Class A UniShield 4-shelf metal Medique 712MTM

If raw contents-per-dollar matters more than class-to-hazard fit, the EVERLIT CARE 203SFAK100 cabinet delivers a Class B+ fill with a stated 100-person rating for less. Facilities that specifically need a documented headcount should also check the First Aid Only 90575 cabinet. Every cabinet we stock is ranked in the best first aid cabinets guide.

This cabinet is part of the first aid cabinets collection, itself a subcategory of the master first aid kits parent collection. Not sure Class A is the right call? Run the hazard logic in the which first aid kit do you need decision guide before ordering.

UniShield 3-Shelf Class A Cabinet — Purchase FAQ

How do I know if my office needs a Class A cabinet and not Class B?

If your facility's hazard assessment shows common injuries — cuts, minor burns, sprains — rather than machinery, hot work, or bleeding risk, Class A is the correct spec. The OSHA first aid kit requirements reference walks through the class-to-hazard logic.

Will ordering Class A instead of Class B save money over time?

The upfront cabinet price is similar across classes, but the ongoing savings come from restocking: Class A refills replace only what a low-risk office actually consumes, instead of letting unused industrial supplies expire on the shelf.

What size cabinet do I need for a 20-person office?

One 3-shelf Class A cabinet covers a single-floor office in this size range. For multi-floor buildings, place one cabinet per floor rather than trying to cover the whole building from one station.

What refill do I reorder when the cabinet runs low?

The Urgent First Aid Class A refill 25-person is the class-matched default; the MFASCO Class A refill pack works as a bulk alternative.

Can I use this cabinet for a small clinic instead of an office?

Yes — clinics and similar front-of-house facilities fall squarely in this cabinet's lower-risk target band. Any lab or procedure room with elevated risk should be assessed separately.

Is a steel cabinet worth it over a plastic wall kit for a small office?

If the station needs to be permanent and shared across staff, yes — steel survives years of shared-space use and can't migrate to a break room like a portable kit can. A plastic kit costs less but suits satellite or single-desk coverage.

Does the cabinet include an eyewash station?

No — pair it with the PhysiciansCare wall-mount eyewash station from the eyewash stations collection if eye-irrigation coverage is part of your plan.

What's the fastest way to check current stock and price?

Use the Amazon button on this page — check the UniShield 3-shelf Class A cabinet price on Amazon before ordering.

Should I buy this cabinet or the UniShield 4-shelf Class B version?

Buy by hazard class first: offices and lower-risk sites take this Class A unit, while floors with machinery or elevated bleeding risk should step up to the UniShield 4-shelf Class B cabinet.

Does this cabinet come with mounting hardware?

It ships as a complete stocked steel cabinet ready for wall mounting; confirm current listing details for included hardware before installation.

How often should I audit a Class A office cabinet?

Monthly is standard, with a quarterly expiry check. Slow consumption in low-risk offices means expiry dates — not depletion — are usually the bigger compliance risk.

Is this cabinet a better buy than the Medique 712MTM for an office?

If you want a documented ANSI class on the wall without assembling your own fill, this cabinet is the simpler purchase. If you're comfortable stocking your own supplies and want the lowest entry price, the Medique 712MTM cabinet at $71.69 is the budget route.

Order the UniShield 3-Shelf Class A Cabinet Today

Match your office or lower-risk facility's cabinet to its actual hazard profile instead of paying for unused industrial contents. Compare it against the full lineup in the best first aid cabinets buyer's guide, or read the complete UniShield 3-shelf Class A cabinet review.

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