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Healthcare blinds | Manchester and the North West
Blinds for hospitals and healthcare sites
Privacy, cleanable fabrics and controlled daylight for patient, clinical and staff spaces, fitted by an Enhanced DBS team used to live clinical sites.
- Patient spaces
- Privacy and controlled daylight
- Clinical use
- Room function drives the specification
- Live site
- Access agreed around care delivery
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Room by room
What we fit in a healthcare setting
Healthcare rooms do not take one generic blind. We fit each room for its purpose, its privacy level and how it is cleaned.
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Contract fabrics
Yewdale contract fabrics certified to BS 5867 Part 2 Type B, with the certificate for the specified fabric supplied on every commercial order. A Type C certified fabric is available where the specification calls for it.
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Consulting rooms
Privacy from outside and from the corridor, with adjustable daylight that does not fall across the screen.
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Waiting and circulation
Glare and heat off the seating without blocking wayfinding or the reception team’s view of the room.
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Treatment spaces
Wipeable, moisture-resistant fabrics, the privacy level the room needs, and fixings kept clear of any restricted areas.
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Staff and administration
Screen-friendly light in offices and break rooms, treated as ordinary workplaces.
Procurement
Working on a live clinical site
Tell us which rooms are live, who controls entry and what your infection control or estates team needs to see before we fit. Our fitters are directly employed and Enhanced DBS, and we supply RAMS and insurance as standard.
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Room groups
Public, patient, treatment, staff and restricted areas are treated as separate groups with their own access and fabric choice.
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Cleaning
Tell us the approved cleaning method and we choose fabrics that survive it.
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Estates access
Escorts, permits and inductions are arranged with your estates team before survey and fitting.
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What we bring
Public liability insurance, RAMS, Enhanced DBS for every fitter and Constructionline Gold, plus certificates for the fabric quoted.
Verified credentials
Approved, insured and ready for your site
The essentials are visible here. Open the full record for insurance, training, access and site controls.
Add requirements to your enquiry Qualified site team
Enhanced DBS across the fitting team
RAMS supplied as standard before works begin
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- Public and products liability
- £5,000,000
- Employers' liability
- £10,000,000 for any one claim
- Insurer
- Aviva Insurance Limited
- Valid until 5 February 2027
- Accreditations
- Constructionline Gold and BBSA accredited
- Site team
- CSCS carded, with our own SSSTS qualified supervision
- Safeguarding
- Enhanced DBS across the fitting team
- Training and access
- IPAF, PASMA, Working at Height, Asbestos Awareness and face fit testing
- Safety management
- Laura Pinder holds IOSH Managing Safely
- Risk assessment and method statement
- RAMS supplied as standard before works begin
- Child safety
- BS EN 13120 devices fitted and adjusted on every unit
- Typical lead time
- 7 to 10 days from survey to installation
Access and programme
We protect care delivery while we work
We follow room availability and clinical priority rather than assuming we can go floor by floor.
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Room groups
Rooms are split by service, access level and when they can be released to us.
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Survey
Escorts, hygiene measures and how our kit enters each area are agreed with your team first.
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Fitting sequence
Short room groups planned around appointments, clinics and protected zones, so nothing is left half done.
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Handback
Your named person checks cleaning, operation and readiness after each group before it returns to use.
Questions for this setting
Before you send the brief
What should an estates team include in the first brief?
A room schedule, privacy requirements, cleaning restrictions, access classification and any evidence needed before survey or fitting are the most useful starting points.
Can live clinical areas be separated from public rooms?
Yes. Live clinical areas are their own access group with their own release times, so the survey and fitting follow the service rather than the building plan.
What does an estates team get before work starts?
A project specific RAMS, the fire certificate for the specified fabric, our insurance certificates (£5,000,000 public and £10,000,000 employers' liability), and Enhanced DBS across the fitting team. We ask for the asbestos register at induction.
Can you fit around live clinical areas?
Yes. Live areas are treated as their own access groups and we phase around them, with two fitters on every visit and the working area kept clear below.
Commercial enquiry
Get a quote for your healthcare site
Start with the site count, rough window count and programme. Drawings and window schedules can be attached at the final step.
Call 0161 244 9467 Discuss the site briefAbout 90 seconds. Your sector is already selected.
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