Last Updated: February 16, 2026
Care & Maintenance
Daily Care
- Ensure curtains are fully opened and closed regularly to prevent fabric creases.
- Wipe down tracks, carriers, and motor units (if motorized) with a soft, damp cloth.
- Remove dust and debris from hooks and rollers to maintain smooth operation.
- Inspect for visible damage, fraying, or misalignment.
Weekly Maintenance
- Check curtain panels for stains, spills, or signs of wear.
- For motorized curtains: verify smooth operation and listen for unusual noises.
- Tighten any loose screws or brackets in tracks.
- Make sure hooks or carriers are evenly spaced and sliding freely.
Monthly Maintenance
- Remove fabric panels (if removable) for washing or cleaning. Follow healthcare-approved cleaning guidelines.
- Inspect ceiling mounts and tracks for alignment or sagging.
- Lubricate track carriers or rollers lightly (for manual curtains only).
- Test motorized system electronics and backup power options (if applicable)
Fabric Cleaning Guidelines
- Use mild detergents and hospital-approved cleaning solutions.
- Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals unless specifically recommended for the fabric type.
- Ensure curtains are fully dried before re-hanging.
- Replace heavily stained or damaged panels promptly to maintain hygiene standards.
Long-Term Maintenance
- Replace fabric panels according to hospital protocol or after signs of wear.
- Inspect tracks and brackets annually for structural integrity.
- For large facilities: consider scheduled professional inspection for multi-bed ward