Inspectors Check the Log, Not the Curtain.
At audit, what matters is the log and the cert, not how clean the curtain looks. A certified track and curtain ship with the audit-evidence pack, so the log is ready first. See the cubicle track and four-cert stack New Way fabricates.
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New Way fabricates the BS 6095 cubicle track and BS 5867 Part 2 Type C curtain on an ISO 9001 line, and ships the audit-evidence pack in the crate, so the log is ready before the inspector asks.
Pass the next MSQH or JCI visit with the curtain log ready
Standard Hospital Cubicle Curtain Track is 6063-T5 aluminum, 1.2 to 1.5 mm wall thickness, 15 to 20 kg per meter distributed load, with 1.0 to 1.2 m support spacing. The hospital curtain is BS 5867 Part 2 Type C fire-rated, ISO 20743 antimicrobial tested at 99.9 percent bacterial reduction, durable through 50-plus wash cycles. The curtain log template, BS 5867 cert sample, and ISO 20743 efficacy cert ship with the install.
Pass the next MSQH or JCI visit with the curtain log ready
Standard Hospital Cubicle Curtain Track is 6063-T5 aluminum, 1.2 to 1.5 mm wall thickness, 15 to 20 kg per meter distributed load, with 1.0 to 1.2 m support spacing. The hospital curtain is BS 5867 Part 2 Type C fire-rated, ISO 20743 antimicrobial tested at 99.9 percent bacterial reduction, durable through 50-plus wash cycles. The curtain log template, BS 5867 cert sample, and ISO 20743 efficacy cert ship with the install.
Cut the curtain change from 20 minutes to 2
The hookless curtain header replaces the hook-by-hook changeover with a slide-off-slide-on cycle. SafeCare BC field data on hookless systems reports 10 to 20 minutes down to 1 to 2 minutes per curtain. No ladder. No bottleneck. The change-cycle policy becomes operationally achievable, not just aspirational.
Cut the curtain change from 20 minutes to 2
The hookless curtain header replaces the hook-by-hook changeover with a slide-off-slide-on cycle. SafeCare BC field data on hookless systems reports 10 to 20 minutes down to 1 to 2 minutes per curtain. No ladder. No bottleneck. The change-cycle policy becomes operationally achievable, not just aspirational.
Defend the spec when value engineering pressures the contractor to substitute
Value engineering wins in many tenders. The substituted track usually fails the compliance review within the first audit cycle. The four-cert stack (BS 6095 + BS 5867 Part 2 Type C + ISO 20743 + ISO 9001) plus the 21-hospital reference list since 2008 plus a 10-to-20 year operating life is the evidence that holds at evaluation, at the contractor meeting, and at the audit.
Defend the spec when value engineering pressures the contractor to substitute
Value engineering wins in many tenders. The substituted track usually fails the compliance review within the first audit cycle. The four-cert stack (BS 6095 + BS 5867 Part 2 Type C + ISO 20743 + ISO 9001) plus the 21-hospital reference list since 2008 plus a 10-to-20 year operating life is the evidence that holds at evaluation, at the contractor meeting, and at the audit.
Carry the whole hospital, from cubicle to VIP ward
Cubicle curtain track in the wards. Roller shades and Lutron Triathlon or Serena in the patient rooms. Lutron Sivoia QS or Palladiom in the VIP ward, with Clear Connect dedicated frequency and VLAN segmentation for the IT review. Renson Fixscreen on the rooftop terrace or atrium where the brief carries an outdoor scope. One supplier across every clinical surface, one warranty stack, one audit-evidence pack.
Carry the whole hospital, from cubicle to VIP ward
Cubicle curtain track in the wards. Roller shades and Lutron Triathlon or Serena in the patient rooms. Lutron Sivoia QS or Palladiom in the VIP ward, with Clear Connect dedicated frequency and VLAN segmentation for the IT review. Renson Fixscreen on the rooftop terrace or atrium where the brief carries an outdoor scope. One supplier across every clinical surface, one warranty stack, one audit-evidence pack.
Key Benefits
BS 6095 + BS 5867 Part 2 Type C + ISO 20743 + ISO 9001.
The policy becomes operationally achievable, no ladder required.
Local fabrication, named-hospital reference list available to procurement.
Not a 2-year finish that VE substitution swaps in by accident.
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From the Spec Meeting to the MSQH Visit
Three steps from the tender draft to a quarterly audit that passes the first time.
1. Bring the spec or the failure photo.
Send the tender language, the BIM or CAD pull, or the photograph of the sagging track and split curtain. We confirm the four-cert stack, the load and support math, and the audit-evidence pack content in writing before any fabrication starts.
2. We fabricate and ship the audit-evidence pack.
BS 6095 hospital cubicle track, BS 5867 Part 2 Type C antimicrobial curtain, ISO 20743 efficacy cert, ISO 9001 manufacturer cert, curtain log template, change-cycle policy template, and the install drawings stamped to your hospital’s mechanical and electrical (M&E) review.
3. We install and back the cycle.
In-house install during low-traffic ward windows. Phased rollout for occupied wards. Named contact for the facility manager. The first quarterly audit cycle gets a follow-up call from us to make sure the log is in place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our tender specifies "fireproof NFPA 701." Does your curtain meet it?
Yes, and the spec needs a small correction. As of 2026, fireproof NFPA 701 does not exist as a category. NFPA 701 is a flame-resistance test method, not a fireproof rating. The correct MY and SG hospital cubicle curtain spec is BS 5867 Part 2 Type C, which is the inherently flame-retardant classification appropriate to clinical use. New Way hospital curtains meet BS 5867 Part 2 Type B and C, M1 classification, DIN 4102 B1, and NFPA 701 as a flame-resistance test. We can supply the certs against any tender wording, and we walk procurement through the spec correction at no cost so the next tender uses the right language.
MSQH and JCI inspectors want the curtain log. What do you ship with the install?
The audit-evidence pack. As of 2026, every New Way hospital cubicle install ships with a curtain log template (date of change, ward, bay, signature, batch), the BS 5867 Part 2 Type C cert for the supplied curtain, the ISO 20743 antimicrobial efficacy cert (99.9 percent bacterial reduction in 24 hours, tested through 50-plus wash cycles), the BS 6095 track spec sheet, and the ISO 9001 manufacturer cert. The pack is structured to match the documentation MSQH inspectors ask for during a visit. JCI surveyors use the same evidence in private hospital cycles.
Housekeeping cannot keep up with the change cycle. Is there a way to speed it up?
Yes. As of 2026, New Way ships the hookless curtain header on the Standard Hospital Cubicle Curtain Track. The hookless system replaces the hook-by-hook hangup with a slide-off-slide-on changeover. SafeCare BC published field data reports a 10 to 20 minute change time per curtain on hooked systems falling to 1 to 2 minutes on hookless, with no ladder required. At that ratio the change-cycle policy your infection-prevention team set becomes operationally achievable, not just aspirational. The track itself, not the policy, is what blocks the policy from being followed at most hospitals.
Our IT department will not approve another wireless system in the wards. How do we add motorized shading?
Lutron Clear Connect, dedicated frequency band, VLAN segmentation. As of 2026, the cybersecurity objection is the dominant gatekeeper on smart shading in MY and SG hospitals. New Way’s motorized hospital line runs on enterprise-grade Lutron Vive or Quantum for building-wide deployments, Lutron HomeWorks for VIP ward room-cluster, and Aqara only where the IT policy explicitly permits consumer-grade Zigbee on a dedicated VLAN. We engage the IT department directly during the spec review and provide the encryption documentation, the Clear Connect frequency band detail, and the VLAN provisioning architecture so the IT signoff happens before the procurement order, not after.
Value engineering pushed the contractor to substitute a cheaper track. How do you protect the spec?
With four-cert documentation that survives evaluation review. As of 2026, the substituted track typically fails the compliance review within the first MSQH or JCI cycle, which triggers a tender re-bid. New Way packages a tender-defensible spec sheet that lists BS 6095 track compliance, BS 5867 Part 2 Type C and ISO 20743 antimicrobial curtain certs, ISO 9001 manufacturing cert, the 21-hospital installation reference list since 2008, and the 10-to-20 year operating life claim against the substituted track’s typical 2-year replacement cycle. The evaluation committee gets the comparison on one page before the next cost-cutting round.
Can you supply patient rooms, VIP wards, and outdoor terraces from the same program?
Yes. As of 2026, New Way fabricates the Standard Hospital Cubicle Curtain Track and Hospital Curtains for the wards, Lutron Triathlon or Serena for patient-room windows, Lutron Sivoia QS or Palladiom for VIP wards (with Clear Connect plus VLAN provisioning for IT signoff), Premium Hotel Ripple Curtain Track for executive boardrooms and chapel drape, and Renson Fixscreen for rooftop terraces or atrium facades. All on one hospital-wide quote, one warranty stack, and one named contact. New Way is the authorized fabricator for Lutron, Renson, and Aqara, with 21 hospital cubicle installations since 2008.
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