The Al Roban Clinic fit-out by Daar Libya combined medical flooring, antibacterial HPL doors, fire-rated emergency exit doors, and a fully equipped modular operating theatre from Italy’s ADAM, with participation from Italian experts.
The project also included the supply and installation of HVAC and air-handling systems, covering the operating theatre’s ventilation requirements and laminar airflow system. This scope brought together interior finishes, medical equipment and the building services supporting the clinic’s clinical spaces.
The works included:
Daar Libya installed medical flooring at Al Roban Clinic as part of the interior finishing works, coordinating installation details with doorways, wall junctions and transitions between spaces.
Healthcare flooring installation requires attention to substrate preparation, joints and perimeter details. These elements need to suit the approved flooring material and the intended use of each area.
Requirements can differ between a corridor, treatment room and specialised working area. Product selection therefore needs to account for traffic, cleaning, maintenance and the project’s technical specifications.
At doorways and room boundaries, careful coordination also helps resolve changes in finishes and the relationship between floor levels and door clearances.
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The project included the supply and installation of antibacterial HPL doors for the clinic’s interior spaces.
Doors form part of the daily movement of staff, patients and equipment. Their selection involves considering opening dimensions, swing direction, hardware, frequency of use and compatibility with surrounding finishes.
These practical details matter alongside the door’s surface finish. A suitable arrangement needs to accommodate the activities on either side of the opening and the space available around it.
Routine cleaning and disinfection remain necessary when using surfaces with antibacterial properties. Product-specific care instructions should guide the cleaning methods and materials used.
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Daar Libya also installed fire-rated emergency exit doors as part of the project’s safety provisions.
These doors need to be considered in relation to their position along escape routes. Relevant details include opening direction, exit hardware, closing mechanisms and compatibility between the door leaf, frame and approved accessories.
The fire-resistance rating is determined by the specified door assembly, its supporting certification and the project requirements. Installation details must correspond to the approved assembly.
A central element of the Al Roban Clinic fit-out was the ADAM modular operating theatre, supplied with its associated medical equipment and fittings and implemented with participation from Italian experts.
ADAM’s SALUS system brings together a metal support structure, covering panels and room components, allowing services and equipment to be incorporated into the room design.
A key feature is the use of removable wall panels. These provide access to services behind the finished surfaces and support maintenance or future modifications. Available system options include sealed ceilings and lighting, doors, control panels and medical displays, depending on the project specification.
Read the manufacturer’s ADAM SALUS system specifications, or explore Daar Libya’s operating room solutions.
Image caption: Illustrative ADAM SALUS operating theatre concept with Arabic component labels. Final equipment and configuration depend on the project specification.
An operating theatre combines the room’s physical enclosure with the medical equipment used inside it.
The enclosure includes walls, flooring, ceiling, doors and integrated services. Equipment requirements depend on the intended surgical activities and the clinical team’s needs.
At Al Roban Clinic, Daar Libya’s scope covered both the ADAM modular room and its medical equipment. The project therefore extended beyond interior finishes to include the clinical equipment associated with the operating theatre.
Coordinating these elements requires attention to the working space around the operating table, equipment movement, access to service connections and the positioning of controls. These details need to be resolved using the approved room layout and equipment schedule.
The laminar airflow system included in Al Roban Clinic’s operating theatre connects the room’s ventilation design with its equipment layout.
The ceiling-mounted air distribution unit must be considered alongside the surgical working area, surgical lights, suspended equipment and air extraction points. Their arrangement needs to support the airflow pattern intended by the design.
Laminar airflow is also part of a wider system involving air treatment, filtration, supply, extraction and controls. Its performance therefore depends on the complete installation and the relevant technical testing, rather than the presence of a ceiling unit alone.
This relationship makes coordination between the room enclosure, mechanical services and medical equipment an important part of operating theatre planning.
Daar Libya provides HVAC supply and installation services for hospitals and medical buildings, and these works formed part of the Al Roban Clinic project.
Air-system requirements begin with the function of each space. Public areas, treatment rooms and surgical environments may require different approaches to ventilation, filtration, air distribution and environmental control.
The mechanical installation also needs to fit within the building. Equipment and ductwork require suitable space for installation, inspection and maintenance, while their routes must be coordinated with ceilings, partitions and other services.
Considering these requirements together helps align the building’s architectural layout with the needs of its mechanical systems.
ADAM describes the ability to remove and reinstall SALUS wall panels to access services behind them. This provides flexibility when maintenance is required or equipment needs change.
The practical value of this approach becomes clearer over the room’s working life. Equipment, service connections and accessories may need to be adjusted, and a modular enclosure allows these changes to be assessed within the limits of the installed system.
Removable panels also allow the finished surface and the services behind it to be considered separately when planning an intervention.
These are general characteristics of the ADAM system. Further information is available in the manufacturer’s explanation of why modular operating rooms are used.
The participation of Italian experts was a distinctive element of Daar Libya’s operating theatre works at Al Roban Clinic.
Working with modular systems requires an understanding of how the components connect, the assembly sequence and the services integrated within the room. Specialist involvement supports technical coordination during installation and fit-out.
Within this project, that participation accompanied the supply and installation activities associated with the ADAM operating theatre and its equipment.
The overall scope illustrates the range of disciplines involved in preparing a clinical environment: interior finishing, door installation, modular room construction, medical equipment and air-handling systems.
Whether you are planning a new clinic or upgrading a hospital, Daar Libya provides solutions covering medical flooring, antibacterial HPL doors, fire-rated emergency exit doors, modular operating theatres, and HVAC and air-handling systems.
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