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PRVC Systems has introduced an innovative range of hospital curtain track accessories for their cubicle and shower hospital curtain systems. These accessories include Launder Cycle Alert Stickers, PRVC wall mounts, PRVC vertical mounts, and PRVC hooks, to use with high-quality fabric choices from the leading fabric mills in the United States. The accessories are meticulously designed to make the installation and modification of PRVC cubical curtains in a hospital setting quick and practical.

Each accessory includes features to help the healthcare staff work efficiently and without hassle. The main feature of the PRVC Launder Cycle Alert Stickers is the easy-to-assess visual warnings at 30, 60, and 90-day markers, which makes keeping track of cleaning cycles effortless. Every sticker adheres to a myriad of fabric types while still being removable and waterproof.

The PRVC wall mounts, which connect curtain tracks to wall surfaces, and PRVC vertical mounts, which attach vertical tracks to the ceilings, are also available as high-quality accessories manufactured in the USA. These wall mounts are easy to install with minimal changes needed in other equipment already present in the room.

Replacement PRVC hooks are available separately in cases of 100 pieces. The hooks are easily placed on the track system thanks to their ingenious C-shaped design. The cubicle curtain track system and the hooks are specifically designed to work in harmony. No ladder is required to install them on a track; simply hang curtains on the hooks, and take them off for laundering. The design makes for fast and easy change-outs in the case of emergencies or routine laundering.

The PRVC curtain fabric, color, and sizes are customizable to meet the requirements of the patients’ privacy and the healthcare facility’s structure. Every curtain produced by PRVC holds NFPA 701 fire retardant certification and has antimicrobial features. The fabric is manufactured by leading brands like Knoll, DESIGNTEX, Mayer Fabrics, Stinson, Maharam, Guilford of Maine, and Momentum Group.

The PRVC systems offer health facilities and individual buyers a wide range of fabric choices. The first is tone-on-tone cubicle curtain fabric, which provides a vast range of options to match the decor and atmosphere of the facility. The fabric features single-colored curtains with a slightly visible box pattern on them. The curtains provide a clean and polished look to the area making them ideal for use inside multiple patients’ bedrooms to address privacy concerns and for smaller clinics with OPDs. The colored fabric for tone-on-tone is available in deeper cinnamon-brown tones or much lighter natural, oatmeal, and mint tones.

The shower curtains options include polyester fabric and vinyl. Polyester fabric features light-colored and self-printed curtains that are fire and waterproof. The curtains also provide antimicrobial protection. The vinyl shower curtain fabrics are available in also available in darker tones, such as black and pewter; as well as, in matching hues such as Mauve and seafoam.

PRVC Systems can provide samples for every fabric option to anyone interested. To know more about PRVC Systems cubicle curtain accessories, please visit https://www.hospitalcubiclecurtains.com/

PRVC Systems™ is an American brand best known for its all-new PRVC systems for hospital 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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