Shower Curtain Stall for FSI Decontamination Shelters/Showers

The FSI Shower Curtain Stall is a privacy and flow‑control accessory designed for use inside FSI decontamination shelters and shower systems. It is used to create individual shower stalls within a larger decontamination structure, supporting organized movement, privacy, and separation during emergency response and training operations.

This curtain stall is commonly used in hazardous materials (HazMat) decontamination, gross decon, and first‑receiver operations, where temporary shower environments must be quickly configured to meet operational needs.

Features

• Privacy separation: Creates individual shower stall areas within FSI decontamination shelters.
• Compatible with FSI systems: Designed for use with FSI decontamination shelters and shower configurations.
• UV and chemical resistant materials: Built for use in decontamination environments where chemical exposure may occur.
• Flexible installation: Can be installed or repositioned inside compatible shelters as operational needs change.

What is it?

The FSI F‑SCS Shower Curtain Stall is a fabric curtain stall accessory used inside decontamination shelters to divide interior space into separate shower areas. It is not a stand‑alone shelter or shower, but an internal component that enhances privacy and workflow during decontamination operations.

How is it used?

The curtain stall is installed inside a compatible FSI decontamination shelter or shower system. Once installed, it separates the interior space into defined shower stall areas, allowing responders to manage entry, showering, and exit in a more controlled and organized manner.

Who uses it?

• Fire departments
• Hazardous materials (HazMat) response teams
• Emergency medical services (EMS)
• Hospitals and first‑receiver facilities
• Emergency management agencies
• Industrial and municipal response teams

Maintenance Information

Typical care includes:

• Rinsing the curtain after use to remove residue
• Allowing the material to dry completely before storage
• Inspecting attachment points and fabric for wear or damage
• Storing according to agency procedures when not in use

Routine inspection helps maintain serviceability during repeated deployments.

What is it used with?

• FSI decontamination shelters
• FSI decontamination shower systems
• Other compatible FSI shelter and shower configurations

What material is it made from?

• Curtain fabric: Heavy‑duty synthetic fabric designed for decontamination environments
• Construction: UV‑ and chemical‑resistant materials suitable for repeated emergency response use