Social Distancing Barriers — Manufacturer & Supplier

Yes. All Rolascreen barriers feature non-porous polyester film panels compatible with bleach solutions (1,000–10,000 ppm hypochlorites), quaternary ammonium compounds, sporicidal and virucidal disinfectants, isopropyl alcohol, ethyl alcohol, CaviWipes, CaviCide, Virox, and Clorox. This eliminates bacterial absorption risks associated with traditional fabric curtains.

Yes. Rolascreen is the only American manufacturer offering fully customizable privacy screens. Options include logos, corporate colors, photography, wayfinding graphics, and patient education content. Panels use a zipper-based interchangeable system, so branding can be updated without replacing entire screens. High-resolution CMYK digital printing ensures accurate color matching for healthcare and corporate environments.

Non-printed standard screens typically ship in 10–30 days. Custom branded screens take 3–6 weeks from artwork approval, including design review, printing, fabrication, and quality control. Rush production is available for urgent needs. Orders of 3 screens or fewer ship UPS ground; orders of 4 or more are palletized on ground freight.

Yes. Rolascreen products support HIPAA visual privacy requirements and are designed to aid Joint Commission survey readiness. Their cleanable, non-porous surfaces reinforce environmental separation requirements under CDC isolation precautions, and the screens align with NFPA 101 fire safety standards using non-combustible or limited-combustible materials.

Both options are available. Portable models feature smooth-rolling medical-grade casters with locking mechanisms for tool-free repositioning. Wall-mounted models retract flush to the wall when not in use, saving floor space. The Rolascreen Guard sneeze guards are freestanding with a stable base requiring no floor mounting, and can also be wall-mounted.

Rolascreen has placed privacy screens in over 900 hospitals, clinics, and schools across 47 U.S. states, fulfilling over 2,000 screens. They have supplied over 200 units to VA and military facilities during COVID-19, delivered 50 portable units to the Florida Department of Health for disaster shelters, and supplied screens to federal and Canadian health institutions.