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Social Distancing Dividers

Social Distancing Dividers

Posted by Katie Forsythe on Sep 16th 2020

During the 2020 COVID Pandemic, the world has seen some significant changes. Schools, churches, and every other business or organization have experienced its effects. Now that we are about six months in, we've all heard of the term ‘social distancing’ more times than we can count. To ensure only small groups are gathering, sometimes a physical barrier needs to be in place. As a manufac …
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Optimal Healing Environments: 4 Tips for Hospital Recovery

Optimal Healing Environments: 4 Tips for Hospital Recovery

Posted by Katie Forsythe on Jul 8th 2020

The state of your mind affects your body. When mental illness such as depression or anxiety takes over, it weakens your immune system. Therefore it not only makes it easier to get sick but also harder to recover as well. For this reason, depression is commonly linked to heart disease. A depressed person will likely have a poor diet and exercise minimally, which are actions that lead to a higher ri …
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Plexiglass Barriers: Clear Separation for Shared Spaces

Plexiglass Barriers: Clear Separation for Shared Spaces

Posted by Katie Forsythe on Apr 22nd 2020

Dividing a room doesn’t have to mean blocking the view. Plexiglass barriers help organize shared spaces while keeping people and activities visible. From reception areas to classrooms, these clear partitions provide separation without making a space feel closed off. What Is Plexiglass? Plexiglass is a common name for acrylic, a transparent plastic used as an alternative to glass. It offers c …
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Portable Hospital Barriers

Portable Hospital Barriers

Posted by Katie Forsythe on Mar 18th 2020

In light of the Coronavirus outbreak, hospitals globally have had to rapidly adjust their facilities due to the influx of new patients. While most medical facilities have procedures in place to deal with everyday triage situations, a pandemic can be especially challenging to keep people healthy. Hospitals only have so many beds, and even fewer isolation rooms and ICU units. What happens in situati …
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