Healthcare

Hygeno's INTAVISTA privacy vision panels lead the way in to the new Bispebjerg Hospital development!

With custom product specification available, Hygeno's INTAVISTA range of privacy vision panels get the 'go ahead' for the new Bispebjerg Hospital in Copenhagen, Denmark.  

The new development required Flush fit privacy vision panels to be installed into 60mm thick sliding doors, with non-track side operation of the internal blind mechanism.

With a door face to frame clearance of just 10mm, the INTAVISTA panels were customised with specialist operating handles which were designed and manufactured from 316 grade stainless steel. Allowing the snag-free passage of the handle between the door and it's frame seal.  


LASERBLOC privacy vision panels provide a "one solution for all!"

LASERBLOC panels are used for the replacement and upgrading of Bedford Hospitals existing privacy vision panels, offering for the first time ever, a solution to laser protection that works with all types of medical laser! 

With the upgrading of existing facilities to provide laser surgery, the client required laser-proof privacy vision panels to be installed in to the doors. However, the type or wavelength of laser device could not be predicted, and it was even a possibility for multiple laser devices to be used within the single LCA. (Laser Controlled Area)

With Hygeno’s patented, in-built universal laser shielding system available within all LASERBLOC panels, capable of being able to shield against all types and wavelengths of laser radiation emitted from medical devices, LASERBLOC vision panels were therefore used to provide a long-term, worry-free solution to both the Laser Protection Officer and Infection Control Authority. 

IntaVista Laser Blind. The hygienic, flush fitting privacy vision panel with universal laser protection.

The RNOH's recent refurbishment installed with both of Hygeno's FLUSHVIEW and INTAVISTA panels!

A variety of Flush glazed privacy and non-privacy vision panels were supplied in to the recent refurbishment of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore, Middlesex, UK.

Specified as part of the ultra-hygienic doorset package used throughout the project, the doorsets also used colour coding to assist with patient flow. Which provided a light, vibrant and clinical environment.