Folding Privacy Screen - Opaque Plexiglas Panels

SKU: 4MD-34793

$3,037.72

  • Versatile product: can be used as a screen or partition
  • Constructed of high-quality scratch-resistant Plexiglas and anodized aluminum
  • Panels that are opaque, while remaining translucent to create a warm and friendly environment
  • Designed to save space while remaining easy to use – returned to use in moments
  • Screen lengths and widths available to meet your exact needs
  • Hinges maintain full 360° range of motion
  • Durable construction, designed to be completely stable and impact resistant
  • Easy to clean, disinfectant-resistant

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  • Net-30 terms & POs accepted
  • Government & GSA purchasing
  • Volume & contract pricing
  • Tax-exempt ordering

A hospital patient deserves as much privacy as possible. Since it isn’t always feasible to give each patient his or her own room, you can achieve this goal using a patient privacy screen. This hospital screen is an impact-resistant folding wall that’s designed to protect patients’ privacy. It can be used as a screen or a partition, depending on the needs of your facility. This opaque privacy screen is made of scratch-resistant Plexiglas and anodized aluminum. The hinges on this medical privacy screen maintain a full 360-degree range of motion. 

Features
  • Versatile product: can be used as a screen or partition
  • Constructed of high-quality scratch-resistant Plexiglas and anodized aluminum
  • Panels that are opaque, while remaining translucent to create a warm and friendly environment
  • Designed to save space while remaining easy to use – returned to use in moments
  • Screen lengths and widths available to meet your exact needs
  • Hinges maintain full 360° range of motion
  • Durable construction, designed to be completely stable and impact resistant
  • Easy to clean, disinfectant-resistant
Dimensions, Approx 9′ wide, 5.4′ high

Renaissance Privacy Screen

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65