Rolling Room Dividers on Wheels

Yes. Rolascreen rolling dividers feature non-porous polyester film panels that do not absorb bacteria or pathogens. They are compatible with bleach solutions, CaviWipes, CaviCide, Virox, quaternary ammonium compounds, and sporicidal disinfectants. They support HIPAA compliance, CDC isolation precautions, and Joint Commission survey readiness standards used in clinical environments.

No tools or professional installation are required for portable Rolascreen models. They are designed for tool-free setup — simply roll the unit into place and engage the locking casters to secure position. Wall-mounted models do require professional installation. Portable units can be repositioned, stored flat, or nested together as space needs change throughout the day.

Yes. Rolascreen offers fully customizable interchangeable inner panels printed with logos, corporate colors, photography, wayfinding graphics, department-specific messaging, or patient education content. High-resolution digital printing uses CMYK color matching. Accepted file formats include vector files (AI, EPS, PDF) and high-resolution raster images at minimum 300 DPI. An in-house design team assists with artwork creation if needed.

Portable Rolascreen dividers weigh 61 lbs for the 5-foot 3-inch model and 65 lbs for the 6-foot 3-inch model. Wall-mounted versions are lighter at 42 lbs and 46 lbs respectively. Despite their weight, smooth-rolling medical-grade casters make repositioning easy for a single staff member across most floor types found in healthcare and commercial facilities.

Non-printed standard screens typically ship within 10 to 30 days. Custom branded screens with interchangeable panels have production timelines of 3 to 6 weeks from artwork approval. Expedited orders may be fulfilled in as few as 14 days. Orders of 3 screens or fewer ship via UPS Ground; larger orders are palletized and shipped via freight carrier with protective foam packaging.

Rolling room dividers are widely used in hospitals, emergency departments, urgent care clinics, vaccination sites, behavioral health units, and dialysis centers. They also serve educational institutions, corporate wellness centers, lactation rooms, airport health checkpoints, VA and military medical facilities, government health departments, and multi-purpose spaces requiring temporary flexible privacy barriers.