• Our dividing walls for vaccination centers are completely modular and therefore adapt to different locations both indoors (gyms, hospitals, pharmacies, etc.) and outdoors (tensile structures).

• The standard heights proposed are 180 and 200 cm.

• It is possible to create both linear dividers and "L" solutions, or boxes complete with closure on 3 sides.

• The walls can be joined together in order to create multiple positions.

The mobile walls for vaccine administration centers, covid vaccination hub, are suitable for creating:

• waiting spaces for patients 
• acceptance area 
• box for carrying out vaccination 
• area for monitoring patients post vaccine

Regarding the materials we can offer:

• light walls filled with technical PVC 
• sheets walls filled with rigid foam panels

Both solutions are characterized by simplicity of installation and ease of cleaning / maintenance.

The following are the main types suitable for setting up a vaccination hub center:

• Separate self-supporting to divide the space inside the vaccination hub centers

• Self-supporting dividers to divide the stations in the vaccination center hubs

• Lightweight movable dividers on wheels to quickly reconfigure the spaces inside the vaccination center hubs

For further information go to the section: COVID PROTECTION DIVIDER PANELS

One of the most important things to remember, for those who are about to choose between the various solutions available on the market, is that the panels supplied by us can be sanitized, therefore they are suitable for use in:

• Hospitals;

• Medical centers;

• Dental offices;

• Public and private health facilities;

• Pharmacy

As for the sanitization of the covid vaccine hub vaccination centers, it is possible to use both sodium hypochlorite and hydrogen peroxide, the two substances recommended by the WHO as the most effective for the elimination of Covid-19 from surfaces.

Furthermore, for the design of a 'vaccine point' vaccination center hub covid it is important to provide for the following conditions:

• prepare adequate signs at the entrance that clearly explain all the measures adopted by the structure and the rules to be followed within it;

• create dividing walls to organize patients entering / exiting and to separate the waiting room from the reception / acceptance and, again, to divide the passage areas reserved for patients (for example common corridors, access corridors to toilets , etc.) from the areas reserved for staff.