Nursing Room dividers

Rolascreen offers both portable and wall-mounted options. The Portable Rolascreen Elite rolls on smooth medical-grade locking casters for flexible repositioning. The Wall Mounted Rolascreen Elite and Lite mount flush to the wall and retract when not in use, saving floor space in fixed-layout rooms such as exam rooms, dialysis bays, and NICU units.

Yes. The Customizable Rolascreen Elite features interchangeable inner panels with high-resolution digital printing in CMYK color mode. Options include logos, corporate colors, wayfinding graphics, nature scenes, and patient education content. Rolascreen's in-house design team can create artwork from scratch or work from your print-ready vector or high-resolution raster files.

Rolascreen nursing room dividers are available in 3-panel, 4-panel, and 5-panel configurations. When fully extended, screens reach up to 123 inches (10 feet 3 inches) wide. Standard heights are 5 feet 3 inches and 6 feet 3 inches, with custom heights available upon request to fit specific room dimensions.

The non-porous polyester film surface eliminates bacterial absorption risks associated with traditional fabric curtains. Panels are compatible with sporicidal, virucidal, and EPA-registered disinfectants. The screens support CDC Environmental Infection Control guidelines, Joint Commission 2024 Infection Prevention standards, and help maintain isolation precautions in shared or temporary spaces.

Non-printed standard screens typically ship within 10 to 30 days depending on quantity and configuration. Orders of 3 or fewer screens ship via UPS ground; larger orders are palletized and shipped freight. Custom branded screens require 3–6 weeks from artwork approval. Expedited production may be available for urgent facility needs — contact Rolascreen for details.

Yes. Rolascreen products are manufactured in the USA in Chatsworth, California, aligning with Buy America Act preferences for government procurement. The company has supplied over 200 screens to VA and military facilities and serves federal health departments. Products also align with 42 CFR 483.65 long-term care infection control program requirements.