• Patient privacy: the opaque panel creates a visual barrier that allows the patient to feel protected during visits and clinical procedures.
• Ease of sanitation: the PVC material is completely waterproof and non-porous, allowing for rapid cleaning and effective elimination of biological contaminants.
• Structural stability: the two-section configuration and the robust metal structure guarantee stability even in environments with frequent movement of people and equipment.
• Reduced maintenance: the absence of fabrics and the non-absorbent nature of PVC eliminate the risk of degradation and extend the useful life of the product.
• Versatile spaces: the compact dimensions (depth 48 cm) allow for use even in outpatient clinics with limited space, without compromising privacy.

The screen finds primary application in private clinics, medical surgeries and hospital wards where it is necessary to create temporary visual isolation zones for patients during visits, sampling, dressings and other diagnostic or therapeutic procedures.

It is particularly useful in waiting rooms, infectious disease departments, diagnostic imaging facilities and in all contexts where hygiene regulations require easily sanitizable separations. The compact depth also makes it suitable for facilities with limited square footage or in configurations where areas need to be delimited without occupying excessive passage space.

The choice is correct when the primary need is to guarantee immediate privacy and simplified sanitation in healthcare contexts. The screen is the appropriate solution if the facility does not have fixed architectural barriers or if flexibility in the layout of spaces is required.

It is preferable to choose this model when budgets for medical furniture are limited but hygienic compliance is non-negotiable, and when the staff requires equipment that does not require complex cleaning procedures or the use of specific detergents. The two-section configuration represents a balance between operational stability and practicality of movement, making it suitable for small and medium-sized facilities.

What is the difference between this screen and one with a fabric panel?

The PVC panel screen is completely waterproof and non-porous, features that make it ideal for hospital environments where hygiene is critical. Fabric models, on the contrary, absorb moisture and particulates, making sanitation more difficult and the risk of persistent contamination higher. In medical contexts, PVC is the correct choice.

Does the product comply with hospital hygiene regulations?

The PVC material used complies with the hygiene and safety standards required in healthcare environments, being resistant to common disinfectants and easily sanitizable. It is recommended to check with the supplier for compliance with specific regional or local regulations and any CE certification for use in hospital facilities.

How many patients can the screen "protect" at the same time?

Being configured in two sections, the screen essentially creates a privacy zone for one patient at a time. The two-panel structure, however, allows the configuration to be oriented according to the needs of the space, delimiting an area of approximately 188 cm in length and 48 cm in depth.

Is it easily transportable between different wards?

Yes, the lightweight metal structure and the two-section configuration make it manageable for one or two operators. It does not require complete disassembly and can be moved easily on flat surfaces, although in very crowded wards a precise movement procedure is recommended to avoid collisions.