Public Access Bleed Control Cabinet — Wall-Mounted Metal Cabinet with Perspex Front

When seconds count in a bleeding emergency, your bleed control kit needs to be impossible to miss and immediately accessible. This wall-mounted metal cabinet is purpose-built for public access bleeding control stations — keeping your supplies protected, visible, and ready to deploy at a moment's notice.

Constructed from durable metal with a clear Perspex front panel, the cabinet keeps contents fully visible at all times without opening, so staff and bystanders can instantly confirm the kit is in place and locate it under pressure. The Perspex front also shields contents from dust and environmental grime while maintaining that at-a-glance accessibility.

Supplied with wall-mounting brackets and Stop the Bleed / bleed control signage, the cabinet can be installed in seconds and is immediately compliant with public access bleeding control best practice. Bold, recognisable signage increases staff awareness and reduces the time lost searching for equipment during a traumatic bleeding emergency.

Cabinet sold empty — pair with your chosen bleed control kit to build a station tailored to your workplace, venue, or service.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 45 × 35.5 × 14.5 cm

• Construction: Metal cabinet with clear Perspex front panel

• Mounting: Wall brackets included

• Signage: Bleed control / Stop the Bleed signage included

• Contents: Cabinet only

Ideal For

• Workplaces, construction sites, and industrial facilities

• Schools, sporting venues, and community centres

• Hospitals, clinics, and allied health facilities

• Public transport hubs and high-traffic areas

FAQs

What is a public access bleed control cabinet?
A public access bleed control cabinet is a wall-mounted enclosure that houses a bleeding control kit in a visible, fixed location — allowing staff or bystanders to respond immediately to a traumatic bleeding emergency without searching for equipment.

Does the cabinet come with a bleed control kit?
No — this cabinet is sold empty, giving you the flexibility to pair it with a bleed control kit suited to your environment. Browse our range of bleed control kits to complete your station.

Where should a bleed control cabinet be installed?
Bleed control cabinets should be mounted in high-visibility, high-traffic locations — near entry and exit points, in break rooms, adjacent to AED stations, or anywhere an AED is already installed. Placement alongside your AED is recommended as part of a complete emergency response station.