Modules for HEYWALL

• Extendable system bars made of aluminium including head and foot plates: Fix the head and foot plate to the system bar. Clamp the foil into the top plate. Then tighten the system pole to the desired length between floor and ceiling by pulling it out.
• Sealing rails incl. ceiling clamps: For application on ceilings, use the sealing rail and ceiling clamps; Use sealing rail with side clamp for wall closure.
• Side clamps: These create a wall closure together with the sealing rails. First, connect the side clamp to the sealing rail. Then connect the sealing rail and the side clamp at the appropriate height to the system bar.
• Angle adapter: For fixing the system bars to inclined walls. Screw the angle adapter onto the system bar, and then screw the head plate onto the angle adapter. Then clamp the system bar between the floor and the slant.
• Self-adhesive zippers: For application on the plastic foil. For easy entry and exit of the construction site. Stick the zipper and cut the film for the passage.
• Carrying bag: bag with sturdy zipper for stable transport and handling, as well as integrated bag for accessories. Washable surface inside and outside.
• Quick release adapter for system poles: The spring adapter is screwed onto the system pole and is used for easier clamping of the poles between floor and ceiling.
• System pole extension of 140cm by screwing onto the extendable system pole.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about dust protection

What is the difference between the white area and the black area?
"Black area" refers to the contaminated (construction site) area. Hazardous substances arising during remediation include asbestos, dusts or mould. "White area" refers to the rooms located outside the contaminated remediation area.

In order to protect the workman and the occupants of the house, the white area is separated from the black area by partitions so that they are not contaminated. Air purifiers are used to ensure occupational safety within the black area. The black/white principle is laid down in corresponding regulations, for example in TRGS 524 (protective measures for activities in contaminated areas) and TRGS 519 (asbestos: demolition, renovation or maintenance work).

How does negative pressure work? Why do I need negative pressure in the work area?
Negative pressure in the work area prevents dust particles from entering adjacent rooms. With negative pressure, the air only flows into the room (work area) from the outside. Fine dust particles that are in the room air of the work area have no chance of getting out of the area.

When do I need a dust control door (DCD), when the dust control wall (HEYWALL)?
The DCD (Dust Control Door) is a door bulkhead that replaces a room door. When in use, the room is separated by a sheet and is easy to walk through. In combination with an air purifier used to maintain negative pressure, the door bulkhead is an effective dust barrier. The hoses of the air purifier are routed through the DCD to the point of dust generation, resulting in extraction at the workplace.

The HEYWALL is a dust barrier that can be used to reduce the size of large rooms or to separate refurbishment areas from others. With easy-to-install telescopic poles, a sheet can be used as a vertical partition to flexibly separate the room. Different construction variants can be realised with the flexible system: L-shape, U-shape, polygon, room divider or airlock. The system can always be reused, supplemented and extended. Special clamps can be used for the contact surfaces on the sides and on the ceiling. Here, too, the dust-tightness increases considerably with the use of an air purifier. If the rooms have been reduced in size with the system, the requirement for the performance of the air purifier (air exchange rate) also decreases.