Perspex screens are an easy and effective way to prevent transmission of airborne germs. A range of screens are available, here’s a short guide to options and applications.
Flat Packed Free-standing Screens
This simple design uses a flat Perspex sheet, with 2 x supporting feet with slots to attach. A small gap at the bottom of the screen allows for scanning, payments and transferring of small goods, maintaining contactless customer interaction. They’re also available without the gap at the bottom.
This screen is ideal for smaller reception desks or shop counters where you need affordable protection between staff and customers.
Single Panel Perspex Screen
These screens are a high-quality and free-standing. An aluminium frame provides greater stability, while incorporating a 15cm high opening at the bottom allows for scanning, payments and transferring of small goods, maintaining contactless customer interaction.
The non-porous surface of the Perspex and the powder coated aluminium extrusions allows for cleaning with hospital grade disinfectant and sanitising without damaging the screen or affecting visibility.
These screens are ideal for cafés, banks, help desks, reception desks etc and other similar situations.
Triple Panel Perspex Screen
This 80cm high Perspex screen is a larger and more versatile version of the single panel screen. It can sit on a countertop as a free-standing unit if set up at a right-angle, or can be clamped to a counter top for added stability. It can be configured to suit all kinds of counter tops. Watch this video to see what’s possible:
The clear acrylic allows for items to be scanned at checkout through the screen, avoiding the need for physical contact. A 15cm high opening at the bottom of the partition allows for the transfer of small items, papers, or payment for transactions.
The non-porous surface of the Perspex and the powder coated aluminium extrusions allows for cleaning with hospital grade disinfectant and sanitising without damaging the screen or affecting visibility.
