• Patient privacy: the PVC panel creates a complete visual barrier during visits and procedures, reducing patient embarrassment and anxiety
• Resistance and hygiene: the PVC material is easy to sanitize and maintains its properties over time even in environments with high cleaning standards
• Structural stability: the robust metal structure guarantees stability even with frequent positioning, without wobbling
• Environmental versatility: the compact dimensions allow for positioning in limited spaces, typical of clinics and hospital wards
• Simplified maintenance: the single-section modular design facilitates movement and cleaning without complex disassembly

The screen finds natural use in healthcare environments where it is necessary to visually separate patients during treatments and consultations. It is used in medical clinics, private clinics, public hospitals, and diagnostic facilities to delimit examination areas, temporary isolation, and preparation for treatments.

It is particularly widespread in general medicine, dermatology, gynecology, and emergency room departments, where the rapid creation of private zones is a daily operational requirement. The single-section configuration makes it ideal for tight spaces or as a complement to existing modular structures.

Choose this screen when you need to guarantee effective visual isolation in healthcare spaces with a defined budget and reduced maintenance needs. It is the right solution if you operate in a facility where frequent sanitization is a regulatory requirement and you need equipment that is easily movable without fixed installations.

It is particularly suitable if you have limited square footage and need a light but stable barrier, capable of integrating into the hygienic and organizational standards of clinics and hospitals. The choice of PVC specifically meets the need for compatibility with disinfection protocols and resistance to chemical agents used in hospital sanitization.

What is the difference between a single-section screen and a multi-section one?

A single-section screen, like this model, is ideal for tight spaces and offers linear and stable visual separation. Multi-section models allow for corner or more complex configurations, occupying a larger footprint. The choice depends on the available square footage and the need to create L-shaped or otherwise articulated zones.

Is the PVC of the panel compliant with healthcare standards?

PVC is a material commonly used in medical environments for its ability to resist detergents and disinfectants. However, to verify compliance with specific hospital regulations (such as flame resistance requirements or gas emissions), it is advisable to consult the product’s technical documentation or contact the supplier directly.

Is it possible to move the screen easily between different departments?

Yes, the lightweight metal structure and single-section configuration make it easily transportable. It does not require complex disassembly for transfer between different areas of the healthcare facility.

How much space does it occupy when not in use?

With a depth of 58 cm and a length of 94 cm, it has a compact footprint. It can be placed against walls or in storage areas without taking up excessive space, making it practical for facilities with limited floor space.