Applications

To keep clients safe, hair salons and barber shops are using ZipWall barriers as sneeze guards between workstations. In this example, ZipWall® poles are creating partial walls between workstations.

To keep clients safe, hair salons and barber shops are using ZipWall barriers as sneeze guards between workstations. In this example, ZipWall® poles are creating partial walls between workstations.

Schools are making ZipWall® barriers part of their social distancing plan. This installation is helping a Boston area school control the flow of students, faculty and staff in open areas where they tend to congregate, like the reception desk or administrative offices.

The CDC Guidance for Dental Settings recommends clinics set up an isolation room for emergency dental care where aerosol-generating procedure has to be performed. This dental office is using ZipWall® containment booth for this purpose.

The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends placing physical barriers to facilitate distancing in the waiting area and around the front desk. Open floor plans also require partitioning treatment areas like this one.

The easiest way to temporarily seal off a room in a home, clinic, or commercial space is by using the ZipDoor kit. This plastic door cover has built-in zippers for easy access and comes with special double-sided tape that attaches it without damaging the doorframe.

Physical barriers are a key element for business reopening. Hair salons and barber shops are using ZipWall barriers to protect clients by partitioning workstations and closing off treatment areas.

This installation is using a plastic barrier and a ZipWall self-closing magnetic door to control the flow of people around the administrative offices in a Boston area middle school.

Open for Business During a Water Damage Emergency

Quick Renovation at a Hospital Basement

Dust Containment for Hospital Renovation with Dropped Ceilings

Setting up a ZipWall® Barrier is Quick & Easy