Our disruption-free installation process and sound attenuating panels reduce renovation noise by up to 50%. Modular, air-tight panels exceed Class IV ICRA requirements when installed properly and protect patients and staff from construction dust as well as infectious pathogens.
Our white high-gloss painted aluminum panels and dust containment system have a professional real wall appearance and can be easily cleaned and sanitized with standard antimicrobial disinfectants.
Sound attenuating foam core reduces renovation noise by up to 50%.
Resists dents and scratches. Reusable and backed by a 3 year warranty.
Exceeds ICRA Class IV requirements when installed properly.
Exceeds Fire and Smoke Resistant ASTM E-84 (Class A) requirements
Pays for itself in 3-5 uses. Reduce labor costs and minimize future containment purchases.
Cleans easily with water and solvent-based cleaners and disinfectants.
STARC is more than just panels, it’s a complete system that exceeds ICRA Class IV requirements and solves any temporary containment problem. It can be installed, moved and reconfigured over and over again. Our reusable system pays for itself in 3-5 uses and is more environmentally friendly than drywall containment that gets thrown out.
Brigham and Women’s Hospital needed to safely renovate several dozen patient rooms, on multiple floors, while the wing remained open to patients and staff. Their construction service provider, Suffolk, and their Infection Control team knew from past experience STARC would be their preferred system for this renovation.
VCU Medical Center is undergoing a multi-phase renovation of their 860-bed facility and hired W.E. Bowman for this fast-track project. Bowman needed to quickly assemble the temporary walls, complete the patient room renovations, and move onto the next series of rooms. The most critical challenge: working in an occupied hospital where patient and staff satisfaction is of utmost concern.
Facility crews at Wexner are constantly working on renovations to patient wings and emergency service areas but must also attend to any last-minute situations. ICRA compliance is the top priority during renovations and repairs. Plastic sheeting and drywall were labor intensive and environmentally unfriendly.
“The best compliment we can get is that they don’t realize there’s renovation work going on. People think it’s just part of the building. That’s important in health care.”
Superintendent
Suffolk Construction @ Brigham and Women’s Hospital
“The prefabricated modular panels took a mere two hours to be installed. I don’t think I have ever solved a construction issue so easily.”
Director of Plant Operations
St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center
Many of the best hospitals and contractors in the country use STARC Systems.
Exceeds Class IV Infection Control Risk Assessment when installed properly.
Exceeds Fire and Smoke resistant ASTM E-84 (Class A) requirements.
