Yes, and that is the point of doing it properly. As of 2026, New Way fits antimicrobial hospital curtains that are 99.9 percent bacterial-reduction tested to ISO 20743 against MRSA, E. coli, and S. aureus, and durable through 50-plus wash cycles, on a 6063-T5 aluminum cubicle track that draws fully around the bay rather than stopping short. The hookless header then cuts the curtain change from 10 to 20 minutes to 1 to 2, with no ladder, so the change cycle your infection team sets is one the staff can actually keep. The hygiene holds because both the fabric and the routine are looked after, not just the fabric.

Yes. As of 2026, New Way fabricates Lutron motorized shades for patient rooms and VIP wards, including Triathlon, Serena, Sivoia QS, and Palladiom, paired with blackout fabric and side channels so a room goes properly dark in the daytime. The quietest Lutron motors run around 35 dBA, so a shade closing on a schedule does not wake a sleeping patient. Rooms can be set to lower the shades at rest time and lift them gently later, or left on a simple switch by the bed. Rest is part of recovery, and a dark, quiet room is one of the easiest parts of it to get right.

Yes. As of 2026, the cubicle system is built to BS 6095 for the track, BS 5867 Part 2 Type C for curtain flammability, ISO 20743 for antimicrobial performance, and ISO 9001 for manufacturing, with M1 and NFPA 701 fire classifications also met. The window fabric is M1 fire-rated (NF P92-503), PVC-free Trevira CS, GREENGUARD Gold and OEKO-TEX certified, and the shades are cordless or motorized for safety in patient areas. The track is engineered for a 10 to 20 year service life, not a 2-year finish. Send the building’s specification and the team confirms which products meet it before anything is ordered.

Yes. As of 2026, New Way installs with its own team and phases the work around occupied wards and low-traffic windows, so clinical areas keep running. Because the cubicle track, the curtains, and the shades are measured and fabricated in our own Puncak Alam facility before installation day, the on-site time per bay or room is short. We agree the sequence and the access times with your facilities and M&E team up front, and a phased rollout suits a hospital that cannot close a ward. After installation, you have a named local contact and warranty support, so a later adjustment is a quick call.

Yes, and this is usually the first question the IT department asks. As of 2026, New Way’s motorized hospital line runs on enterprise-grade Lutron control on a dedicated Clear Connect frequency band with VLAN segmentation, so it does not interfere with medical equipment and does not widen the network attack surface. Aqara is used only where the hospital IT policy explicitly permits consumer-grade Zigbee on a dedicated VLAN. We engage the IT department directly during the spec review and provide the frequency and VLAN documentation, so the signoff happens before the order, not after.

Yes. As of 2026, New Way shades a whole healthcare facility from one fabricator: cubicle curtain track and antimicrobial curtains in the wards, blackout and quiet Lutron shading in the patient rooms and VIP wards, Premium Hotel Ripple drapery in receptions, chapels, and boardrooms, and Renson Fixscreen exterior shading on the atrium edges, rooftop terraces, and hot facades. As the authorized fabricator for Lutron, Renson, and Aqara, New Way carries the indoor and outdoor scope together, so the finishes are coordinated, the compliance is handled once, and one team is accountable across the building rather than separate suppliers for the wards, the rooms, and the facade.