Abstract: A wall start for a modular wall. The wall start includes a base that affixes to an existing wall that may have irregularities and is not perfectly flat. The wall start also includes a connector coupled to the base. The connector and base can slide relative to one another to accommodate the irregularities in the existing wall. The base and connector are visually similar, providing an aesthetically pleasing coupling between the wall start and the wall. The connector can couple to a modular wall. A composite door including a glass panel and a panel frame. Levelers in the panel frame urge the panel frame and glass panel away from one another to load tension in the composite door, such that the glass panel and panel frame are mechanically united. The mechanical strength of the glass panel is joined with the strength of the panel frame to support the composite door.

Abstract: A modular treatment, examination, and waiting station can include a back module with a bench and opposing towers, and first and second side modules extending in the same direction from the back module. Each side module may include a recessed storage space. Modular treatment, examination, and waiting station modules may define a floor space of less than 50 square feet. The modular treatment, examination, and waiting station may also include a ceiling module supported by the towers of a back module. One or more modular treatment, examination, and waiting stations may act as a system and may be configured in multi-station arrangements, with shared side modules providing access to equipment from adjacent stations.