NESBITTAIRE

NesbittAire wrote the book on classroom comfort. John J. Nesbitt pioneered the development of the classroom unit ventilator way back in 1917. Subsequent innovations have made a legend in classroom heating, ventilating, and air conditioning equipment for new and replacement applications.

From coast to coast, school administrators, specifying engineers and building maintenance professionals consider the unit ventilator the most cost effective, energy-efficient system for maintaining the ideal environment in individual classrooms.

NesbittAire storage cabinets are designed to compliment your classroom unit ventilator installation and provide safe storage of classroom materials. Constructed of galvanized steel with enamel finish, they are 13" deep with an adjustable height metal shelf. Cabinet lengths vary to maximize space and allow neat, symmetrical installations.

Closed cabinets feature easy-glide metal doors suspended from an overhead track as opposed to a bottom track which collects debris and reduces the usefulness of the cabinet itself. Sliding door hardware includes chrome-plated brass pulls and a cylinder lock with key for security.

Matching fill-in sections and tops are available. A choice of grilles can extend cabinet depth to 27 inches to conceal perimeter piping or radiation. Multiple cabinet configurations are enhanced with continuous plastic laminate metal countertop. A removable back panel provides easy access to finned radiation, valves and fittings for fast installation and maintenance.