All installation photos
Drawn shut, this curtain seals the bay while the mesh top keeps air moving. 
Fully hung ahead of the room's finishing work, ready for daily use. 
One consistent cream tone unifies every bay along this ward run. 
A curtained corner lets the desk share the room without losing patient privacy. 
The curtain closes the exam corner while the sink area stays open for staff. 
Enclosed on every side, this bay gives full privacy right beside the corridor. 
Bays line up on both sides, each closing off fully for the patient inside. Showing 7 of 169. The other 162 open in the viewer.
Full coverage on both bays, drawn closed in one motion. 
The bay closes fully around the exam bed, ready before the room's fit-out wraps up. 
Fully closed, this curtain gives the exam corner complete privacy from the room beyond. 
One fabric, ready in the colors a ward needs, packed and labeled for quick installation. 
The curtain wraps the corner bay to close off the space for full privacy. 
The pleated header hooks run the full width of the drawn curtain. 
The curtain closes off the corner station next to the IV stand and counter. 
The mesh header lets air move through the top of the drawn curtain. 
The curtain separates the bay from the storage cabinet along the wall. 
The curtain partitions the exam bed from the rest of the treatment room. 
The technician fits the curtain track hardware along the exam room wall. 
The curtain wraps the exam room corner to screen the equipment and chair. 
Curtain track runs discreetly through a suspended office ceiling. 
The curtain closes off an exam bay beside the consultation desk. 
A fully drawn curtain closes off this clinic corner for private use. 
The curtain pulls aside cleanly beside the exam table. 
An IV pole stands ready beside the curtained exam couch. 
Overlapping panels keep the enclosed cubicle fully private. 
The drawn curtain screens the exam area from the sink station. 
New Way's curtain fabric separates two adjoining clinic rooms. 
The curtain bay sits beside a supply table near the cabinet and basin. 
Daylight through the window highlights the curtain's mesh header strip. 
The mesh strip along the header keeps air moving above the drawn curtain. 
A round track lets the curtain enclose the round table in one continuous sweep. 
The track's smooth curve carries the curtain glide around the room corner. 
The dark curtain runs the full length of the hall wall as a backdrop. 
The curtain spans the hall wall end to end as a plain dark backdrop. 
The track corner tucks neatly beneath the room's air conditioning unit. 
Backlighting highlights the curtain's drape from floor to ceiling track. 
The track frames a large window bay still mid-fit-out. 
Curtain hooks glide along the track while the mesh header stays open. 
A vertical framing captures the full curtain drop beside the doorway. 
The curtain follows a curved track corner to close off the bay fully. 
A mesh-header curtain partitions a wet counter area during interior fit-out. 
Curved ceiling track separates a service bay with a drawn privacy curtain. 
The track run shares the room with a zebra blind at the window. 
A short curtain run closes the gap beside a window opening. 
Drop rods suspend the oval track to form a fully enclosed privacy bay. 
The curtain partitions a corner of the gym floor for private use. 
The open mesh header allows airflow while the curtain hangs drawn. 
Floor protection sheeting stays down while the curtain track installation finishes. 
The enclosure stands ready in a space still used for storage. 
The curtain ties open along the corridor to keep the bay accessible between uses. 
The mesh header stays visible even with the curtain tied open. 
The track bends to route the curtain around the dialysis recliner station. 
The curtain gives the eye exam bay a private, enclosed space. 
The curtain track runs along the mural wall to keep the children's ward cheerful. 
The enclosed bay sits just steps from the brightly lit hallway beyond. 
The mesh header strip stays visible even with the curtain fully drawn. 
Ceiling track lets each curtain bay open and close independently along the wall. 
The curtain wraps a full corner bay for private care beside the nurse counter. 
The curtain spans the full bay width for complete visual privacy at the bedside. 
The curtain's full drape covers the bay opening cleanly from floor to ceiling. 
The curtain bay sits beside full-height windows overlooking the surrounding city. 
The curtain is fitted early so bay privacy is ready before the fit-out finishes. 
A full-length curtain closes off the bay while natural light still reaches the room. 
New Way's cubicle curtains combine full drape coverage with a mesh header for airflow. 
Each bay along the row gets matching curtain coverage from the same ceiling track. 
The curtain hangs clear of wall fittings so staff can reach the call handset easily. 
The curtain drops to a scalloped hem for a tailored finish at floor level. 
The track follows the room shape to keep the bay fully enclosed. 
Tying the curtain back keeps the bay open for equipment access between uses. 
New Way ties back curtains during fit-out to keep each bay accessible. 
The curved track lets the curtain wrap the corner bay in one continuous run. 
Curtains section off bays along the corridor leading past the nurse counter. 
The wide shot shows the full ward layout as curtain track installation continues. 
New Way's team fits each curtain to the track directly above the patient bed. 
Each bed now has its own curtain-enclosed space along the shared ceiling track. 
The drawn curtain creates a private exam bay next to the handwashing station. 
Curtains stand ready at each bay opening before the ward room is furnished. 
The mesh header lets air circulate across the top of the drawn curtain. 
Multiple cubicle bays share one continuous ceiling track along the wall. 
Curtains flank the entry to an adjoining room fitted with a sliding door. 
Curved ceiling track keeps both curtain panels clear of the bed space until closed. 
A drawn curtain bay sits just outside the signed treatment room entrance. 
The curtain encloses a fully equipped treatment bay for private clinical checks. 
The curtain partially reveals a wall-mounted air conditioner beyond. 
A ceiling-mounted track lets the curtain draw fully across the bay. 
The curtain encloses a corner bay beside the room's air conditioning unit. 
The curtain closes the bay just inside a cream-colored doorway. 
A metal pull handle sits beside the fully drawn curtain panel. 
The curtain draws across to seal off the bay for privacy. 
The door opens onto a fully enclosed curtain bay. 
The curtain draws closed beside a wall-mounted safety fixture. 
Doors on either side frame the fully drawn curtain partition. 
The curtain hangs ready to close off the bay for private use. 
An open door reveals the drawn curtain screening the bay beyond. 
A striped prayer mat lies on the floor beneath the drawn curtain. 
Two different door types flank this fully drawn curtain bay. 
A full-length cubicle curtain screens a private prayer bay behind its own door. 
The track follows the room's angled ceiling to keep the curtain level. 
A prayer mat on the floor confirms the bay's use for private prayer. 
The curtain draws fully across to close off the bay from the corridor. 
Two curtain panels meet at a seam to fully enclose the corner bay. 
The curtain fully spans the bay opening for complete privacy. 
The curved track fits the curtain neatly into the bathroom's corner layout. 
The curved track keeps the patterned curtain clear of the shower fittings. 
The curtain gives the home hospital bed its own private corner. 
The curtain corner stays up while furniture and boxes move in below. 
The curtain hangs across the doorway to screen the room beyond. 
The curved track lets the drape wrap the shower stall corner cleanly. 
The curved track turns the bedroom corner into a private dressing nook. 
The curtain corner sits beside the AC unit and wall shelf during fit-out. 
The curtain corner sits beside the roller blind window under new lighting. 
The curtain hangs ready while the room's concrete floor awaits finishing. 
The curtains close off each massage table along the exposed brick wall. 
New Way's track divides the open room into several massage bays. 
Multiple cubicle curtain bays line a corridor to create private treatment rooms. 
Each treatment bay keeps its own curtain ready for quick privacy. 
Curtains stay drawn flush along the back wall between treatment sessions. 
The curtain gives privacy beside the treatment bed used for client sessions. 
Track routing works cleanly around ceiling-mounted air conditioning units. 
Charcoal curtains give these treatment bays a darker, more private finish. 
Charcoal curtains divide the corridor into a row of enclosed treatment bays. 
Curtain bays flank each treatment bed without crowding the room. 
Drawn curtains hang evenly beneath each curved section of ceiling track. 
Drawn curtains section off treatment bays along the clinic corridor. 
Fully drawn curtains create two adjoining private bays within one treatment room. 
The full row of curtain bays is visible on entry to the room. 
The curtain gives the treatment bed a private, closable bay. 
A folded towel sits ready on the nearest treatment bed. 
One ceiling track system divides an open therapy room into four private bays. 
Evenly spaced curtains close off four private treatment bays at once. 
Curtains at the doorway and bedside both draw from the same ceiling track. 
An installer finishes the fit while the curtain hangs fully drawn. 
The curtain closes off one bay while a treatment bed waits in the next room. 
Curtains tie back neatly along both walls when treatment beds are in use. 
A low ceiling angle shows how the track branches over each bay. 
Blackout-style cubicle fabric pairs with a sheer window drape in the same bay. 
The curtain gives massage clients a private, enclosed treatment space. 
Curtain bays continue past the doorway into the adjoining room. 
A full row of drawn curtains creates private bays along the wellness center floor. 
Curtain tracks create private treatment bays for physiotherapy clinics. 
Curtains section off private massage tables within the treatment center. 
Track-hung curtains screen each treatment bed without blocking the room's layout. 
Track installation gives the physiotherapy room flexible curtain-drawn treatment zones. 
The track installation lets staff draw curtain privacy across the clinic office. 
The ceiling track routes curtain fabric around each treatment bay corner. 
Curved track sections join smoothly to route curtains around adjoining bays. 
Cubicle curtains section off massage beds for private treatment zones. 
Cubicle curtain bays divide a treatment room while mesh headers keep air circulating. 
A ventilated mesh header lets air pass while the curtain stays fully drawn. 
The curtain stays open beside the treadmill bay between sessions. 
The dual bay setup lets two clients use treatment tables side by side. 
The curtains close off each recovery bay around the wellness center's equipment. 
New Way's curtain track frames two treatment tables inside one shared bay. 
The curtain frames the capsule bay next to its control panel. 
The curtain closes off the capsule bay for private sessions. 
Drop rods steady the curved track along the full ceiling run. 
A side table with tissues and flowers sits just outside the drawn curtain. 
Each massage bed gets its own curtain-enclosed space along the shared track. 
New Way's curved track lets each treatment bed tie back its curtain out of the way. 
Tied-back curtains keep the treatment beds visible until a session begins. 
Each curtain closes off one massage table for a private session. 
The connected cubicles keep each treatment area fully private. 
The curtain closes off the bay while the brick wall stays exposed as a design feature. 
Curtains along the corridor keep each bay private without blocking the walkway. 
The curtain-lined corridor keeps each treatment bay private along the walkway. 
New Way's curved track shapes the curtain run to fit rounded treatment bays. 
The curved track lets the curtain wrap smoothly around the cubicle corner. 
The pink curtains section the open room into two private cubicles. 
New Way's curtains stay clear of the infrared heater fixed to the ceiling above.
