• Guaranteed privacy: Immediate visual isolation of the patient during diagnostic procedures and visits, reducing anxiety and embarrassment
• Stable structure: Constructive robustness ensures stability during use, preventing accidental collapse
• Easier hygiene: Cotton covering allows for regular cleaning and sanitization according to hospital protocols
• Small footprint: Depth of 58 cm allows positioning in small spaces without excessive bulk
• Compact configuration: Single panel simplifies movement and storage compared to multi-element solutions

The screen is intended for public and private healthcare facilities where it is necessary to guarantee confidentiality during medical services. It finds application in specialist clinics, where the patient must change clothes or undergo physical examinations; in diagnostic clinics during non-invasive procedures; in hospital wards to separate examination and monitoring areas in open-space environments.

The vertical dimension of 165 cm completely covers the human figure in a sitting and semi-upright position, making it suitable for contexts where the patient remains standing or on chairs during the visit.

Choose this screen when you need to create temporary privacy areas in environments where fixed walls are not practical or when space varies according to daily needs. It is the correct solution for facilities that require mobility without compromising on discretion.

The combination of robust structure and natural material makes it preferable where requirements of durability and ease of sanitization coexist. It is suitable for medium-high patient flow contexts, where the screen must withstand frequent positioning and repeated cleaning.

Operational prerequisites: minimum width of 94 cm available, flat and stable surface for support, access to periodic textile sanitization services.

Is it possible to join multiple screens to create longer barriers?

The single-panel configuration allows multiple units to be placed side by side in series, but each remains functionally independent. The connection is not fixed: each screen maintains structural autonomy and can be repositioned independently.

Does cotton meet hospital hygiene regulations?

Cotton is a hygienic natural material and washable according to standard protocols for hospital fabrics. It is, however, the facility’s responsibility to verify that the sanitization cycles (temperature, specific detergents) comply with local health directives (ISO 13060 for sterilization, if applicable).

What is the difference compared to multi-section screens?

Single-panel screens like this one guarantee maximum ease of movement and less storage space. Multi-panel versions offer variable angles and perimeter coverage, but require more space and more complex assembly operations.

Is special maintenance required?

Routine maintenance involves cleaning the surface with a damp cloth and periodic textile sanitization. Avoid prolonged exposure to stagnant humidity to preserve the integrity of the cotton. The structure does not require lubrication or mechanical interventions if maintained on stable surfaces.