Daar Libya Completes Medical Flooring and Wall Protection Works at Al Karam International Hospital
Daar Libya carried out specialist healthcare fit-out works at Al Karam International Hospital, including ADAM operating room systems with the components included in the project scope, Forbo Sphera SD and EC operating room flooring, protective wall cladding, hermetic medical doors and HPL doors with antibacterial surfaces.
The project connects the operating room enclosure with its surrounding finishes—from static-control flooring to wall protection and medical entrances. This article outlines Daar Libya’s contribution, the purpose of each system and the relationship between these interior elements.
Daar Libya’s Work at Al Karam International Hospital
The project scope included:
- Italian ADAM operating room systems.
- Forbo Sphera SD and Sphera EC flooring for operating rooms.
- Wall cladding and wall protection systems.
- Hermetic medical doors.
- HPL doors with antibacterial surfaces.
ADAM Operating Rooms and the Modular Capsule System
Daar Libya’s work included ADAM operating room systems, together with the room components and accessories specified for the project. The modular capsule concept coordinates the walls, ceiling, floor, doors and associated services within one interior environment.
ADAM’s Salus system follows this approach through a metal substructure, prefabricated panels and junction details around the room enclosure. Different configurations accommodate the available space and required equipment.
AI-generated illustration of a modular operating room capsule. It is not a photograph of Al Karam International Hospital or an exact representation of an ADAM product.
System Components and Integration Options
The ADAM system family provides solutions for the supporting structure, panels, ceiling and doors. Available options include integrated lighting, airflow units, control panels, cabinets and medical image display accessories. The room design determines which components are selected and where they are positioned.
Panel material options include glass, powder-coated steel, stainless steel and HPL. Removable panels also support access to services behind the walls for maintenance and alterations.
Consult the official ADAM Salus system specifications and ADAM’s guide to modular room benefits for manufacturer information.
Explore Daar Libya’s operating room and X-ray room solutions for details of the company’s related services.
Forbo Sphera SD and EC Operating Room Flooring
The flooring works at Al Karam International Hospital included Forbo Sphera SD and EC for operating rooms, providing specialist options for controlling electrostatic discharge.
The two products have different electrical characteristics:
- Sphera SD: homogeneous vinyl flooring with static-dissipative properties.
- Sphera EC: homogeneous vinyl flooring with electrostatic-conductive properties.
Product selection and allocation depend on the technical requirements of each space. Electrical performance also depends on the installation system, required connections, manufacturer instructions and verification testing. It cannot be established from the floor’s appearance alone.
AI-generated operating room illustration. It does not document the installed products or demonstrate the floor’s electrical performance.
The official Forbo Sphera SD and EC page provides technical specifications and installation, cleaning and maintenance guidance.
For information about supply and installation services, visit Daar Libya’s medical flooring solutions.
Protective Wall Cladding
Daar Libya’s scope included wall cladding using wall protection systems, adding a protective surface in areas exposed to contact and repeated use.
Cladding needs to be considered alongside its junctions with door frames, corners and skirtings. These locations bring different materials together and affect the continuity of the finish, cleaning access and maintenance.
Protective cladding and a modular operating room structure serve different purposes. Cladding protects the wall surface, while a modular system provides an interior structure that can accommodate services and accessories according to its configuration.
Learn more about Daar Libya’s wall cladding and protection systems.
Hermetic Medical Doors and Antibacterial HPL Doors
The Al Karam International Hospital works included hermetic doors and HPL doors with antibacterial surfaces, according to the specifications of the products selected for the project.
These characteristics address different requirements. Hermetic performance concerns the complete door assembly when closed, while antibacterial properties relate to the surface material or treatment and the product’s supporting test results.
Hermetic Doors
Hermetic doors are used where the room design requires control of air leakage through an entrance. Their performance depends on the coordinated door leaf, frame, seals and operating mechanism, alongside the room’s ventilation and pressure requirements.
HPL Doors
HPL doors provide a practical surface finish with different colour and appearance options. The doors selected for this project include antibacterial surfaces. This is a characteristic of the specified product, rather than an automatic property of every HPL door.
Routine cleaning and disinfection remain necessary even when antibacterial surfaces are used.
AI-generated illustration of wall, door and floor details. It does not document the installation or verify the materials’ technical properties.
Explore Daar Libya’s medical, hermetic and HPL door solutions for information about the available service scope.
Connecting the Room Enclosure and Interior Finishes
Coordination is particularly relevant at the interfaces between systems: floor-to-wall junctions, cladding around door frames, accessories integrated into panels and access routes for service maintenance.
Al Karam International Hospital illustrates a fit-out scope that brings operating room systems together with the surfaces around them. Each product has a defined function, while the completed space depends on how the adjoining elements are arranged.
Frequently Asked Questions
What work did Daar Libya carry out at Al Karam International Hospital?
The scope included ADAM operating room systems, Forbo Sphera SD and EC flooring, protective wall cladding, hermetic doors and HPL doors with antibacterial surfaces.
What is the difference between Sphera SD and Sphera EC?
Sphera SD has static-dissipative properties, while Sphera EC has electrostatic-conductive properties. The appropriate product is selected according to the approved requirements for each space.
Do antibacterial doors eliminate the need for cleaning?
No. Antibacterial surface properties complement the specified care procedures and do not replace routine cleaning and disinfection.
Discuss Your Healthcare Fit-Out Project
If your project requires operating rooms, static-control flooring, protective wall cladding or medical doors, share the available drawings, proposed scope and product requirements with Daar Libya.
Contact Daar Libya to discuss your project and the coordination between room systems, flooring, walls and doors.
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