Description
The Graham-Field Privacy Screen is a three panel folding screen with an aluminum frame and white panels. It screens beds and exam areas for privacy in shared rooms and wards.
- Three panel folding design
- Aluminum frame, white panels
- Screens beds and exam areas
- Folds flat for storage
- Light enough to move all day
Shared rooms run on screens: the difference between care given in public and care given with dignity. This three panel screen folds around a bed or exam area, stands on a light aluminum frame that staff can reposition all day, and folds flat against the wall when the bay is open. White panels are the clinical standard. It is a simple product bought in multiples by wards and clinics, and specified here exactly as Graham-Field lists it.
Features and Benefits
Three Panel Design
Three panels are the standard because they wrap a bed corner properly. The aluminum frame keeps that coverage portable.
- Three panel folding screen
- Aluminum frame
- White panels
- Full bed screening coverage
Role
Privacy is a dignity requirement, and screens are its mobile form. This is the standard execution in the Graham-Field room range.
- For wards, clinics and shared rooms
- Folds flat for storage
- Light to reposition
- Part of the Graham-Field room furniture range
Product Specifications
- Panels: Three panel, folding
- Frame: Aluminum
- Color: White
- Packaging: Sold as EA/1, exactly as packaged by Graham-Field.
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Why Choose the Graham-Field Privacy Screen?
Privacy screens are bought on coverage and weight. Three panels and an aluminum frame are the proven answer, and this is it.
- Dignity on demand – Screens any bed in seconds – Shared rooms keep working without exposure
- Aluminum lightness – Moved all day without staff strain – The screen is where it is needed, not stored
- Folds flat – Storage takes inches of wall – Idle screens stop eating floor space
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a privacy screen for?
It screens a bed or exam area for privacy during care, exams and visits in shared spaces. Three panels fold around the area that needs screening.
Why aluminum frame?
Aluminum keeps a full size 3 panel screen light enough to move between beds all day. Weight is the daily use specification for screens.
Does it fold for storage?
The 3 panel format folds flat when not screening. Screens store against a wall or in a closet between uses.
Who uses them?
Wards, clinics, emergency areas and home care setups with shared rooms. Anywhere care happens in view of others.
What color is it?
White, the standard for this model: an aluminum frame with white panels. It reads clean in clinical spaces.
