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FENETRE Systems — Insect Screen and Pleated Blind Systems

Clinic Insect Screen

Insect screen in clinics: a pest barrier on examination and waiting windows; permanent hygiene protection while ventilating.

Clinic Analysis

In a clinic the insect screen is a hygiene requirement: pests do not enter while the examination room and waiting window is open — the fixed or hinged system fits the healthcare routine. The compact case is sufficient on the small clinic glazing.

Hygiene

Pest entry is a risk in the examination environment.

Ventilation

The barrier works while the room is aired.

Compact

The compact case is sufficient on the small clinic glazing.

Insect Screen Type Selection for Clinic

Fixed Insect Screen

Suitable

A permanent barrier; fits the clinic routine.

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Hinged Insect Screen

Suitable

Open-close on the room window; cleaning access is easy.

Hinged Insect Screen page →

Roller Insect Screen

Suitable

A system disappearing into the case.

Roller Insect Screen page →

Sliding Insect Screen

Conditional

Sliding on the waiting-room door.

Sliding Insect Screen page →

Motorised Insect Screen

Conditional

Motorised comfort on a wide façade.

Motorised Insect Screen page →

Cat Screen

Not suitable

Pet mesh is unnecessary in a clinic.

Cat Screen page →

Steel Insect Screen

Not suitable

Steel mesh is unnecessary in a clinic.

Steel Insect Screen page →

Caravan Insect Screen

Not suitable

A vehicle product.

Caravan Insect Screen page →

A hygiene barrier in the clinic

Pest entry is a risk in the examination environment; the mesh barrier works permanently while the window is open.

A fixed or hinged system is sufficient on the small clinic glazing; the wipeable case fits the routine.

Application Notes

Mounting & Selection for Clinic

Hygiene

Pest entry is a risk.

Permanent

The barrier works during ventilation.

Measurement

A compact case on small glazing.

Room Type

The type is chosen by the examination and waiting glazing.