Temporary Hospital Partitions

Absolutely. Rolascreen panels feature non-porous thermally stabilized polyester film that is fully compatible with bleach solutions (1,000–10,000 ppm hypochlorites), quaternary ammonium compounds, sporicidal and virucidal disinfectants, isopropyl alcohol, CaviWipes, CaviCide, Virox, and Clorox — making them far easier to disinfect than traditional fabric curtains.

Portable models roll on medical-grade locking casters and require no installation, ideal for flexible or temporary setups. Wall-mounted models mount flush to the wall, extending up to 18 inches, and retract when not in use — saving floor space in fixed locations like dialysis bays, exam rooms, and semi-private patient rooms.

Non-printed screens typically ship within 10 to 30 days. Orders of 3 screens or fewer ship via UPS ground; 4 or more screens are palletized and shipped via ground freight. Expedited orders may be fulfilled within 14 days. Custom branded screens require 3 to 6 weeks from artwork approval to delivery.

Yes. Rolascreen partitions support CDC isolation precautions for airborne, droplet, and contact transmission environments. The non-porous, wipeable surface eliminates bacterial absorption risks inherent in fabric curtains. They also align with Joint Commission 2024 Infection Prevention and Control standards and support 42 CFR 483.65 long-term care infection control requirements.

Yes. Rolascreen offers full custom branding including logos, corporate colors, photography, patient education content, wayfinding graphics, and department-specific messaging. The interchangeable inner panel system allows branding updates without replacing entire screens. Custom frame colors and antimicrobial finishes are also available. Rolascreen's in-house design team supports facilities without print-ready artwork.

Rolascreen partitions are available in 3-panel, 4-panel, and 5-panel configurations. Standard heights are 5 feet 3 inches and 6 feet 3 inches, with custom heights available on request. When fully extended, screens open to 123 inches (10 feet 3 inches) wide, providing substantial coverage across patient bays, triage areas, and shared spaces.