Darkrooms are small spaces that handle a lot of work. From reloading cassettes to processing films to monthly processor cleanings, the darkroom needs to be functional. When a film processor is on, the chemistry is heated and odors build. Good ventilation is a must and can be achieved with even a simple installation of a bathroom fan.

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The darkroom needs to be functional.
A planned workspace can offer efficiency without chaos.
During your site planning, consider your work flow pattern.
A good darkroom design is one that is designed specifically for only processing X-ray film.
The darkroom should be 5' x 6' minimum.
A drywall ceiling can eliminate light leaks from above.
Select a dark color floor to conceal staining.
Use white paint on the walls and ceiling for improved light reflection of your safelight.
Include a countertop to accommodate film handling and cassette reloading.
Include a 100V outlets at countertop height to meet the power requirements of the I.D. printer.
Mount your safelight in a location that illuminates the entire workspace.
Don't forget your hot/cold water utility sink, placed under the countertop.

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