Division 12
Laboratory Interiors Installation
Laboratory casework, islands, fume hood support assemblies, and specialty work surfaces — installed with the precision and coordination that research facilities demand.
Lab interiors require a different level of discipline.
Laboratory interiors are among the most technically demanding installation scopes in commercial construction. Tolerances are tight, sequencing is critical, and the cost of a mistake — a misaligned island, an improperly supported fume hood, a work surface that doesn't meet the spec — is measured in project delays and expensive remediation.
6:12 Installs has the experience and the process to handle laboratory interior scopes correctly. We work from shop drawings, coordinate with mechanical, plumbing, and electrical trades, and verify utility rough-in locations before casework installation begins. Our crews understand the difference between standard commercial casework and the precision requirements of a functioning research environment.
We serve university research facilities, academic science buildings, medical and clinical laboratories, and corporate R&D facilities across the Southeast — working directly with laboratory furniture manufacturers, specialty dealers, and general contractors.
What we install
- Laboratory base and wall casework — steel, wood, and phenolic
- Laboratory islands and peninsula assemblies
- Fume hood support assemblies and superstructures
- Reagent shelving and overhead service carriers
- Epoxy resin, phenolic, and specialty work surfaces
- Utility distribution systems and service fixtures
- Mobile and flexible laboratory furniture systems
- Coordination with MEP trades for utility rough-in verification
Why manufacturers and GCs choose 6:12
MEP coordination
We verify utility rough-in locations against shop drawings before installation begins. Conflicts are resolved before they become change orders.
Tolerance discipline
Laboratory casework tolerances are tighter than standard commercial work. Our crews know the difference and install accordingly.
Sequencing experience
Lab interiors involve multiple trades and a specific installation sequence. We coordinate proactively and don't create downstream problems for MEP or flooring.
Manufacturer relationships
We have direct experience with major laboratory furniture manufacturers and understand their installation requirements and warranty conditions.
Facility types served
Have a lab interiors scope coming up?
Send us the drawings and specs. We'll review the scope and respond with a clear, organized proposal.
All installation services