Solutions
Anti-fire modular structures and antibacterial panels for operating rooms, scrub rooms, sterile corridors and laboratories.
Panels
Most modular manufacturers use stainless steel, mild steel and glass. Steel has long served the food industry and medical spaces, and glass adds beauty and hygiene to therapeutic and decorative areas.
Our antibacterial nano-tech electrostatic powder coating eliminates E. coli and Staphylococcus up to 99.99% on contact. Antimicrobial testing covers E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Candida albicans.
M, T and W junction structures keep the gap the same on every side, and help the structure ride out earthquakes.
Structures are cut on CNC machines and set out on site with a total station against the drawings.
A thin wall frees floor area. Equipment fits in the space between the two panels.
A panel lifts out of its place, which gives easy access to the infrastructure for repair or expansion.
A base profile sits the floor covering slightly below the panel, so washing water cannot get under the floor.
Galvanised steel C-profiles carry the panels, with optional mineral wool.
For walls that face the outside of the building or area.
For rooms in the middle of the planned area.
Between rooms where bulky equipment is installed, or where a 2 to 20 mm layer of lead passes through.
Panels, glass and steel
Decorative walls use 6 mm tempered safety glass printed with 300 to 600 dpi images, backed by galvanized steel and gypsum board. Decorative panels cover the wall without paint and can be replaced at any time.
Surgical scrub sinks are made from 304 stainless steel with a #4 finish and thermostatic mixing valves. The deluxe version adds an infrared control with a manual knee bypass. Hospital high cabinets follow an ISO modular system with 600 x 400 mm and 400 x 300 mm baskets.