Industries · Hospitals & Education
Hospital and education refurbishment hoardings
Hospitals, schools and universities rarely close for refurbishment. Temporary partitions help separate works from occupied areas, with access routes, hygiene and dust management planned with the facility team.
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Challenges
Typical project challenges
- 01Occupied, sensitive environments
- 02Dust and noise expectations
- 03Maintained access and escape routes
- 04Term-time and clinical schedules
Applications
Common applications
- 01Ward and department refurbishment
- 02Laboratory works
- 03Classroom and lecture hall upgrades
- 04Ceiling and services renewals
Recommended
Recommended hoarding solutions
internal hoardingDividing Walls | Room SeparationFull-height temporary walls that split live spaces from works areas.internal hoardingCleanrooms | LaboratoriesCarefully planned segregation for sensitive environments.internal hoardingSuspended CeilingsEnclosures and closures that work above and below the ceiling line.internal hoardingOffice Partition | SegregationDiscreet partitions that keep offices working during fit-out.
Planning
Practical considerations
- 01The facility's own infection-control and safety procedures
- 02Dust management methods
- 03Access routes for staff, students and patients
- 04Out-of-hours installation
FAQs
Common questions
Are your partitions clinically certified?+
We don't claim clinical or infection-control certification. Requirements should come from your facility team.
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