Often times architects/engineers/and electricians will suggest installing large and expensive electrical transformers, or overly expensive conduit chases.To advise the contractors on the room’s wall, electrical, low voltage, etc.To give the medical physicist a floor plan of your intended radiology room for them to advise on what lead shielding will be needed at what locations.Whether you are remodeling an existing suite, or doing a complete tenant improvement build-out you will need to use the equipment layout sketch created by Anode Imaging for two purposes.Consulting with industry professionals from the beginning will save valuable time and money throughout the project. Anode Imaging has experienced personnel on staff that can help advise you on what the best room design would be depending on what your practice requires and how your work-flow will be set-up. Once the equipment type is selected and a room has been assigned, the clinic or hospital must get a preliminary equipment layout sketch.It’s recommended to have at least a 14’x16’ room for this equipment. Pediatricians and Orthopedics typically require the use of a Radiographic Table in addition to the usual wall bucky, tube stand, and generator.The very smallest room that can be used is approximately 10’ X 11’. Chiropractors do not usually require Radiographic Tables, only a wall bucky, tube stand, and generator and therefore do not require as large of a room as other practices.The very first step is deciding what type of equipment your practice needs and selecting a room that is appropriate for that equipment.

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