Where healthcare and surgeries are most exposed
- Reception desks where staff face the public
- Glazed entrance doors and lobbies
- Medicine stores and back offices
- Ground-floor windows out of hours
Glass that suits healthcare and surgeries
Glazed screens with speech panels and transaction trays for counters, reception desks and cash points, built to a level set by risk.
from £1,295 + VATLearn moreHeavy-duty aluminium or steel glazed doorsets and side screens with laminated glass and multi-point locking for entrances.
from £1,495 + VATLearn moreHeat-treated glass several times stronger than ordinary glass that breaks into small blunt pieces, for doors, low panes and partitions.
from £114 inc VATLearn moreTwo or more sheets of glass bonded with a tough interlayer, so a broken pane stays in the frame instead of falling out.
from £174 inc VATLearn morePoints to plan for
- Screens should let staff and patients hear each other clearly.
- Entrances must stay accessible and easy to use for everyone.
- Many premises are leased, so landlord agreement may be needed.
- Plan work outside clinic hours where possible.
Questions from healthcare and surgeries
Can a reception screen still feel friendly?
Yes. Clear glass, slim frames and a speech gap at the right height protect staff without hiding them from patients.
Can entrance doors be upgraded without losing accessibility?
Yes. New glass or doorsets can keep level thresholds, wide openings and existing door operators.
What glass suits a medicine store window?
Laminated security glass, chosen to suit the risk, alongside the store's other security measures.
Can you work evenings or weekends?
Usually, subject to installer availability. We agree timings when the job is booked.