Updated October 7, 2025 Airports never sleep. Construction and renovation projects must move forward without disrupting passengers, airline operations, or critical infrastructure. That’s why more airport facility managers and contractors rely on temporary wall systems—a fast, flexible, and professional solution that maintains safety, cleanliness, and efficiency in even the busiest terminals.
Why Use Lightweight Temporary Walls During Construction?
Updated September 9, 2025 Construction in occupied facilities can disrupt daily operations and create safety risks if not properly managed. Lightweight temporary wall systems play a critical role in containing dust, debris, and disruptions, helping facilities maintain safety and professionalism during projects. For Facilities Managers and Project Managers, choosing the right system comes down to… Read more »
ASTM E84 Fire Rating: What to Know
Updated January 2024 STARC Systems has launched the only temporary reusable modular one-hour fire-rated containment solution – FireblockWall. This certified solution replaces traditional drywall, and it can be installed four times as fast. Learn more by visiting the product page. This article is used with permission from Intertek. The ASTM E84 (often referred to as just “E84”)… Read more »
STARC Systems Launches New Website
Brunswick, ME, SEPT. 10, 2018 – STARC Systems, Inc., a manufacturer of modular temporary wall containment systems, announces the launch of their new website with updated corporate branding.
STARC Systems Ranks in Inc. Magazine’s Top 500
Inc. Magazine’s 2019 annual guide to the top 500 fastest-growing, privately held companies in the U.S. has been publish. Inc. announced that STARC Systems is No. 460 on its 500 list with 3-year revenue growth of 983% which places it No. 14 among all manufacturing companies in the U.S.
Temporary Dust Walls on the Job Site
Construction Managers and contractors who work in the healthcare industry recognize that dust poses serious health risks at hospitals and healthcare facilities during remodeling and renovation.
Healthcare-Acquired Infections (HAIs): What Facilities Managers and Project Managers Need to Know
Updated September 5, 2025 Healthcare-acquired infections (HAIs) remain one of the most persistent challenges in patient safety. But they’re not only a clinical concern—construction and facilities teams play a critical role in prevention. From renovation dust to ventilation control, the environment itself can determine whether patients stay safe or become vulnerable.