What are PVC strip curtains and how do they work?

PVC strip curtains consist of overlapping vertical strips made from flexible PVC plastic, forming a barrier that allows easy passage while minimising dust, temperature loss, and noise between separated areas.

Where can PVC strip curtains be used?

They are ideal for warehouses, commercial kitchens, cold rooms, loading bays, factories, and food preparation areas to control temperature, reduce contamination, and improve workplace safety.

What thickness and sizes of PVC strip curtains are available?

Strip thickness commonly ranges from 2mm to 4mm, with widths typically between 200mm and 400mm. Lengths and widths can be customised to fit specific doorways or openings.

Do PVC strip curtains comply with UK safety and regulatory standards?

Yes, quality PVC strip curtains meet UKCA certification and conform to health and safety standards for industrial and commercial premises, ensuring safe usage and maintenance.

How do PVC strip curtains improve energy efficiency?

By minimizing heat loss or cold air escape between spaces, they help maintain consistent temperatures, reducing energy consumption in heated or cooled environments such as warehouses and cold rooms.

Are PVC strip curtains easy to clean and maintain?

Yes, the non-porous PVC surface resists mold and mildew, and can be quickly wiped down with disinfectants, making them suitable for hygienic environments like food processing.

Can PVC strip curtains protect against insects and debris?

Yes, they provide an effective barrier to insects, dust, dirt, and other airborne contaminants while allowing visibility and light passage through the transparent strips.

Which type of PVC strip curtains should I choose for external doors or cold rooms?

Heavier duty curtains with thicker (3-4mm) strips and robust fittings are recommended for cold rooms and external entrances to withstand harsher conditions and frequent traffic.

How do fittings and installation options vary for PVC strip curtains?

Curtains can be installed on stainless steel or galvanised hanging rails, with options for removable strips, side sliding, or swinging strips to meet traffic and operational needs.