Medical-Grade Non-Porous Wipeable Privacy Screen

Yes. All Rolascreen privacy screens are designed to support HIPAA visual privacy requirements. Their retractable and portable configurations create compliant visual barriers in exam rooms, patient bays, and shared spaces without requiring costly permanent construction, making them suitable for both fixed and temporary privacy needs.

Portable models travel on smooth-rolling medical-grade casters with locking mechanisms, requiring no wall mounting or ceiling tracks — ideal for flexible spaces and temporary setups. Wall-mounted models mount flush to the wall and retract when not in use, saving floor space permanently. Both share the same non-porous panel technology and disinfectant compatibility.

Yes. Rolascreen is the only American manufacturer offering fully customizable privacy screens. Options include logos, corporate colors, photography, wayfinding graphics, patient education content, and department-specific messaging. Panels use an interchangeable zipper system so branding can be updated without replacing the entire screen frame, reducing long-term investment.

All multi-panel Rolascreen models — portable and wall-mounted — extend to 123 inches (10 feet 3 inches) wide when fully deployed. They 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 upon request.

Non-printed screens typically ship within 10 to 30 days. Custom branded screens require 3–6 weeks from artwork approval. Orders of 3 screens or fewer ship via UPS ground; orders of 4 or more are palletized and shipped via ground freight. Expedited production may be available for urgent projects. Lead times are always specified in the quote.

Yes. Rolascreen screens align with Joint Commission 2024 Infection Prevention and Control standards and support Joint Commission Physical Environment (PE) survey readiness as cleanable, smoke-tight alternatives to fabric curtains. All models are NFPA 101 compliant, using non-combustible or limited-combustible materials meeting Life Safety Code requirements for healthcare facilities.