(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, September 14, 2012 ) Brisbane,Queensland -- The Charles Parson Group, the leading textile producer in Australia, has announced the development and release of an innovative new line of textile products to be used in hospital settings. According to a report published by the Australian Hospital and Healthcare Bulletin, the new textile product, called Insitu Wallcovering Solutions, can be used in any vertical space to create sound-proofing or as a display pinboard.
The wallcoverings, in addition to creating a vibrant appearance, are meant to aid in infection control in hospitals and medical settings. The entire Insitu Wallcovering Solutions range is treated with Polygiene®, a silver anti-bacterial treatment, and follows infection control guidelines, providing that extra level of hygienic safety in the healthcare environment. The Polygiene® treatment is proven to be effective against a range of bacteria. The treatment is permanent and sufficient for the life of the products, so the wallcovering will stay efficient against the transferring of bacteria for as long as it is on the wall
“Infections in hospitals are on the rise everywhere, and it’s very scary for people in hospitals, as well as their loved ones, and even the employees of the hospital,” said a representative for the Australian Hospital and Healthcare Bulletin. “It’s good to see strides being made in product development when it comes to making hospitals a safer place.”
In addition to being a number of utilitarian purposes, the Insitu Wallcoverings also strive to be aesthetically pleasing, with “smooth” and “textured” finishes and an on-trend vibrant 30 colour pallete.
A white colour option in smooth finish also offers the possibility to be printed with a customised design.
In addition to excellent design and infection control properties, the Insitu wallcovering require minimal maintenance and cleaning. Simple light vacuuming from time to time is sufficient to ensure the long service life of the wallcovering. Spills and stains should be dealt with as soon as possible to ensure best results and avoid staining the walls. However, the antibacterial treatment for Insitu wallcovering is permanent and cleaning will not affect the anti-bacterial properties of the walls.
“We’re excited about the release of these new products from the Charles Parson Group,” said a representative for the Australian Hospital and Healthcare Bulletin. “Hospitals in Australia are constantly looking for solutions to control the spread of infection, as it has become a serious health concern, and this product is great to not only help with infection control, but it also has a number of other important uses in the medical industry. It’s a product that we think is going to become a staple in the medical world.”
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