Limiting the spread of germs at your contact points
A simple physical barrier between two people talking a metre apart, a hundred times a day.
Most respiratory germs travel in droplets released when we talk, cough or sneeze. At a counter, those droplets cross the gap between customer and employee with nothing in the way.
An acrylic screen interrupts that path. It isn't an air filter and it doesn't replace hand hygiene or ventilation, but it handles the direct route — the shortest and most frequent one.
These panels became essential during the COVID-19 pandemic. What we've learned since is that they keep their usefulness outside a crisis: flu season comes back every year, and a protected workstation is simply a healthier one.
The fact that they're transparent matters more than you'd think. An opaque barrier would protect just as well, but it would break eye contact and make service feel cold. Clear acrylic keeps the look, the expression and the conversation — protection without the distance.
There's also the effect on people. A protected contact point puts your team more at ease in their work, and your customers more at ease being there. It's a visible signal that the place is run seriously.
The essentials
- Stops droplets from conversation, coughs and sneezes
- Transparent: keeps eye contact and service flowing
- Useful well beyond COVID-19 — flu season returns yearly
- Reassures staff and customers alike
- Custom made and cleanly installed
Have other questions?
Does it replace other hygiene measures?
No. It's a physical barrier that complements hand hygiene, surface cleaning and ventilation — it doesn't replace them.
How do I clean an acrylic panel?
With a soft cloth and a non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid ammonia-based products and rough cloths, which scratch the surface.
Ready to bring quiet back home?
Get a free quote today. Measurement and installation are always included.