Bed side screen with curtain CIF 2026

In addition to medical settings, bed side screens with curtains can also be used in other environments where privacy is needed, such as dressing rooms or partitioning off areas in shared living spaces.

Specifications:

1. Size: Bedside screens with curtains come in a range of sizes to accommodate different room configurations and patient needs. The most common size is around 6 feet in height and 3-4 feet in width.
2. Material: The frame of the screen is usually made from lightweight, sturdy aluminum, and the screen itself is made from a durable, easy-to-clean material such as vinyl or polyester.
3. Curtain: The curtain on a bedside screen is typically made from a flame-retardant material that is easy to clean and disinfect. It should be able to be easily opened and closed to allow for access to the patient and for procedures.
4. Mobility: Many bedside screens are designed with wheels to allow for easy movement around the room, and some may also have locking mechanisms to keep the screen in place.
5. Stability: The screen should be stable and secure to prevent it from tipping over and causing injury to patients or staff.
6. Accessories: Some bedside screens may come with accessories such as IV poles or hooks to hold medical equipment.