Best Casualty Room Equipment

A good first aid room does not need to be complicated. It needs a few well-chosen pieces that are easy to reach, easy to clean and ready when someone needs them. This range from Aero Healthcare covers the basics for workplaces, schools, sports clubs, trainers and first aid providers, as well as households that want a proper space at home.

What goes in a first aid or casualty room

Start with how the room will be used, then choose the pieces that fit the space. Equipment like this is intended for trained users, so always follow the manufacturer's instructions. If you are unsure what your workplace needs, check your state's first aid guidance.

Trolleys for instruments and supplies

Our stainless steel trolleys come in small and medium sizes, with either a drawer or rails. A drawer keeps small items tucked away. Rails keep supplies in view. If you are after more trolley options, see our medical trolleys.

Examination table and step stool

The examination table has an adjustable back, so the person on it can sit up or lie back comfortably. A double step stool makes getting on and off easier. You can also browse more examination tables if you need a different style.

Privacy screen

A folding three panel mobile screen gives someone a bit of privacy without needing a separate room. It is easy to wheel into place and easy to fold away again.

Magnifying lamp and stand

The LED magnifying lamp helps with close-up jobs like checking a splinter or a small cut. Use the table clamp on a bench, or add the mobile base so you can move it around the room.

Why buy from us

We are a family-owned Australian business. You get fast delivery and expert guidance from a team that knows these products. Give us a call on 1300 132 952 if you would like help choosing.

Casualty room equipment FAQs

What do I need in a first aid room?

Most rooms start with an examination table, a trolley for supplies, a privacy screen and good lighting. Check your state's workplace first aid guidance for what applies to you.

Which trolley should I choose, drawer or rails?

A drawer keeps small items tucked away. Rails keep everything in view and stop items sliding off. Pick the size that fits your room.

Can the magnifying lamp be moved around the room?

Yes. Use the table clamp on a bench, or add the mobile base to wheel the lamp where it is needed.

Is this equipment only for clinics?

No. Workplaces, schools, sports clubs and first aid providers use it too. Follow the manufacturer's instructions, and use it only if you are trained to.

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