• Patient privacy: the folding panels and cotton curtains create a complete visual barrier during visits and procedures, reducing patient anxiety and discomfort.
• Mobility and flexibility: the 4 wheels allow for quick repositioning without physical effort, adapting to different space configurations.
• Easy hygiene: the gray epoxy coating resists frequent cleaning and sanitization, an essential feature in medical environments.
• Small footprint: the panels that fold back on themselves occupy minimal space when not in use, optimizing the use of the room.
• Structural stability: the 30x15 mm oval tube guarantees rigidity and durability over time, supporting intense daily use.
• Practicality of management: weight of 14 kg and manual folding system make the screen independently manageable by staff without auxiliary equipment.

The screen finds its primary application in medical contexts where temporary separation between spaces is necessary. It is used in doctor’s offices to isolate examination areas, in hospitals to create privacy zones in shared wards, and in clinics to protect patients during non-invasive diagnostic procedures.

It is particularly useful in diagnostic departments (ultrasounds, specialist visits), nursing clinics and waiting rooms where confidentiality is a priority. The absence of fixed elements also allows its use in temporary structures or environments with variable layouts.

Choosing this screen is appropriate when the healthcare facility needs mobile and sanitizable separation without architectural interventions. It is the correct solution if the space is shared between multiple functions and requires configuration flexibility.

It is indicated when the priority is operational practicality: staff must be able to move and orient the panels quickly, without technical skills. The natural cotton of the curtains is preferable if the structure seeks breathability and natural hygiene compared to synthetic materials. The 180x180 cm dimensions make it suitable for standard spaces of medium size (4x5 m rooms or larger).

It is not suitable if acoustic shielding is required (cotton dampens minimally) or radiological protection (the oval tube does not provide anti-X shielding).

What difference is there between this screen and a ceiling curtain?

The mobile screen is independent of the infrastructure: it does not require tracks or ceiling supports and can be moved to any point in the room. A ceiling curtain is fixed and covers a predefined area. The screen is ideal for flexibility, the curtain for permanent separations.

Is cotton hygienic in a medical environment?

Natural cotton is hygienic if subjected to regular washing cycles (60-90°C with specific disinfectants). For high-contamination environments, it is advisable to check the facility’s sanitization protocols. If maximum contamination reduction is required, consider TNT or medical polyester curtains.

Are the wheels lockable?

The technical description does not specify the presence of brakes on the wheels. It is advisable to check with the supplier if the wheels have a locking system to avoid unintentional movement during use in environments with staff movement.

What maximum load can the structure support?

The weight of the structure is 14 kg. The maximum load applicable to the panels is not specified. For requirements of resistance to dynamic loads or additional support, contact the manufacturer to verify the mechanical limits of the 30x15 mm oval tube.

Is routine maintenance necessary?

The gray epoxy painting requires regular cleaning with medical detergents or alcohol to maintain hygiene. The cotton curtains should be washed periodically according to hospital protocols. The wheels should be checked to verify the absence of obstacles or wear.

Does the screen comply with hospital regulations?

The product description does not mention specific certifications (UNI, EN, CE marking). For use in public or private healthcare environments, it is mandatory to verify compliance with structural safety regulations (fire resistance, volatile emissions, biocompatibility) and the hygiene guidelines of the healthcare entity.