Retractable Sneeze Guard Partitions for Personal Safety

Rolascreen partitions are available in two mounting configurations: portable models with smooth-rolling locking casters for tool-free repositioning anywhere in a facility, and wall-mounted models that retract flush to the wall when not in use. Both options extend to 123 inches wide and come in 5'3" and 6'3" standard heights.

Yes. Rolascreen partitions are designed to support HIPAA visual privacy requirements in open or shared spaces. They provide a solid, non-transparent barrier that prevents visual access to sensitive patient interactions. This makes them suitable for exam rooms, triage areas, counseling spaces, and any environment where patient confidentiality must be maintained.

Rolascreen panels are compatible with bleach solutions (1,000–10,000 ppm hypochlorites), quaternary ammonium compounds, sporicidal and virucidal disinfectants, isopropyl and ethyl alcohol, accelerated hydrogen peroxide, CaviWipes, CaviCide, Clorox, and Virox. The non-porous polyester film surface does not absorb bacteria or chemicals, unlike fabric curtains.

Yes. Rolascreen offers fully customizable interchangeable inner panels printed with high-resolution digital graphics including logos, corporate colors, photography, wayfinding arrows, department names, and patient education content. Rolascreen is the only American manufacturer offering this level of customization, with an in-house design team to assist facilities that lack print-ready artwork.

Non-printed screens typically ship within 10 to 30 days. Custom branded screens take 3 to 6 weeks from artwork approval. Expedited orders can be fulfilled within 14 days for urgent needs. Orders of 3 screens or fewer ship via UPS ground; 4 or more are palletized and shipped via ground freight. Lead times are always specified in the quote.

Retractable sneeze guard partitions are widely used in healthcare facilities such as hospitals, dialysis centers, and urgent care clinics; government and VA facilities; educational institutions including school nurse stations and universities; corporate wellness and lactation rooms; airports for health screening; and temporary sites like COVID-19 testing and vaccination stations.