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PRVC Systems, the leading provider of hospital and clinical cubical curtain systems, curtain tracks, and fabrics, has published instructional “How To” videos for their innovative PVRC Door Systems, PVRC Trolly System, and PVRC Gate System. The cubicle track systems utilize patented designs and are installed via wall-mounted mechanisms instead of traditional ceiling tracks. This design seeks to resolve incompatibilities between ceiling curtain tracks and patient lift system tracks.

The first product reveal video presents the PVRC Door Systems. The new door systems are intended for use in private patient rooms, busy common areas, and bathrooms. Customers can select between two PRVC Door System configurations based on their architectural settings and patient requirements. The first configuration is a stationary track system, and the second is a swing-arm design. The videos further showcase how the stationary track system is better for multi-patient rooms and door surrounds. The PRVC swing arm design is more suitable for spaces surrounding the doors and in bathrooms for easy access to the shower area and toilet.

The second video demonstrates the PRVC Trolley System. The Trolley Systems are primarily designed to enable patient lift systems to access patient cubicles despite encountering obstacles. In a healthcare environment, the non-wall-mounted PRVC Trolley System works in tandem with the XYZ Lift System to access all areas inside the room.

The third video by PVRC Systems explains the PRVC Gate System. This gate system was developed to work with linear lift systems. The lift equipment can travel freely past the cubicle dividers across the room thanks to the easy access provided by the Gate System. It is suitable for use in clinical settings such as outpatient departments or rooms with many bays for multiple patients.

The videos demonstrate PRVC cubicle curtain tracks for each of PRVC’s products which eliminates the need for typical hospital ceiling-mounted cubicle curtain tracks. Traditional ceiling curtain tracks can become a safety hazard as they could hinder the fire sprinkler system. In contrast, PRVC’s wall-mounted tracks allow the optimal performance of air conditioning systems, ventilation, smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, and lighting from shared fixtures.

PRVC Systems provides cubicle curtains in a variety of tone-on-tone polyester and vinyl fabrics. The curtain fabric is sourced from respected fabric factories around the United States. Fabric samples can be requested with a single phone call, and PVRC’s support staff is always available to answer any questions concerning the project’s material or architectural requirements. Every PRVC curtain complies with NFPA 701 fire retardation standards for vertical flammability direction and has an antimicrobial finish. The curtains come equipped with Launder Cycle Alert stickers, and the innovative curtain hooks allow for changeouts without using a ladder or step stool.

Visit https://www.hospitalcubiclecurtains.com/product-videos to view all three videos showing all PRVC products in action.

PRVC Systems™ is an American brand best known for its all-new PRVC systems for cubicle and shower curtains. The new systems by the company are designed for easier and faster change-outs. The curtains are designed to not bind on the track, ensuring that they are quieter compared to traditional grommet curtains on the market.

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