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Medical Desk Acrylic Screen
Medical Desk Acrylic Screens, designed to
erect a 70cm above desk see through
acrylic barrier where airborne infections
can be stopped by a physical, impervious
barrier. This infection protection desk
screen is easily erected in minutes.
The 5mm cast acrylic surface is resistant
to anti-bacterial cleaning agents or surface
cleaning alcohol, which we recommend to
be used to keep the surface clean.
Letter box opening in the middle and at
the bottom, 10cm x 30cm are available
as an optional extra.
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Medical Desk Side Mounted Screen
Medical Desk Side Mounted barrier
screen, is constructed from strong heavy
duty materials, with an easy wipe cast
acrylic and the main vinyl we use is the
same vinyl that was used in the new
Nightingale Hospital complex, this “C”
range vinyl is Anti-bacterial, Anti-fungal &
Anti-mycotic.
The side mounted screen drops 10cm
below the top of the desk thereby giving
added protection.
Widths available:- 180cm, 160cm, 150cm,
140cm, 120cm, 100cm & 80cm.
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Medical Extension Acrylic Screen
Medical Extension Acrylic Screens have
been designed to quickly, easily and at
minimal cost convert your existing office
screen dividers into barrier screens by
adding 40cm of extra infection protection
height to your office dividers.
Made from 3mm clear cast acrylic this
surface easy wipe easy clean acrylic
glazed panels are available 40cm high as
standard and when added to your desk
divider or floor divider gives you an additional barrier to help prevent the spread
of this airborne disease.
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Medical Floor Screens
Protect both your staff and visitors with this full height floor
standing barrier screen, this screen can be fully upholstered or
half glazed, the vision panel is made from 3mm clear cast
acrylic and a choice of upholstery finishes.
The vinyl used is an Anti-bacterial, Anti-fungal & Anti-mycotic
vinyl. Both the acrylic and the vinyl can be easily wiped clean
with an anti-bacterial agent giving you excellent protection, the
same vinyl was used in the new Nightingale Hospital complex