Daar Libya provides comprehensive solutions for equipping operating theaters (OT), intensive care units (ICU), and radiology/medical imaging departments, in collaboration with its Italian partner, ADAM S.r.l.
Operating Rooms: Dar Libya provides specialized solutions for equipping Operating Theaters (OT), Intensive Care Units (ICU), and X-ray/medical imaging suites. This is achieved in collaboration with our Italian partner, ADAM Srl—a specialist in modular medical systems, the design of healthcare environments, and the outfitting of medical facilities.
We combine technical expertise in European medical systems with local supply and implementation services in Libya, assisting hospitals, clinics, and healthcare investors in equipping their medical spaces in accordance with specific project needs and technical requirements.
Our solutions encompass medical wall and ceiling systems, integration with necessary equipment and services, and specialized interior works for operating rooms, ICUs, and radiology departments—all tailored to the scope of work and the approved design for each project.
Our services include:
Outfitting of modular operating rooms.
Equipping of Intensive Care Units (ICU) and medical headwall systems.
Preparation of X-ray and medical imaging rooms, including radiation protection solutions tailored to project requirements.
Supply and installation of specialized medical systems and interior finishes.
Technical coordination between site requirements, medical systems, and necessary equipment.
Are you planning to build a new hospital, or are you looking to develop an operating room, an intensive care unit, or a radiology department?
Contact Dar Libya to discuss your project requirements and receive an initial consultation regarding the most suitable solutions.
Dar Libya × ADAM Srl — Specialized medical solutions for healthcare projects in Libya.
An operating room is a highly controlled medical environment where surgical procedures are performed under strict sterile conditions. These spaces are designed to regulate air quality, pressure, and contamination to ensure patient safety and the success of the procedures.
Operating rooms are among the most critical medical environments, requiring the highest levels of sterilization control and air quality to ensure the safety of patients and medical staff.
Key Components of Operating Room Systems
Hermetically sealed doors – complete airtightness for infection control
Medical-grade flooring – seamless, hygienic surfaces
Wall protection – antibacterial, easy-to-clean panels
Ceiling systems – solutions compliant with cleanroom standards for operating rooms
Airflow and pressure control – ensuring a sterile environment
Planning a new operating theatre, upgrading an existing hospital, or developing an ICU, X-ray or specialized medical facility? Daar Libya provides integrated hospital solutions in collaboration with Italian partner ADAM S.r.l., including SALUS modular operating room systems, medical wall panels, technical ceilings, hermetic doors and radiation protection solutions.
Our team can assist with project assessment, site measurements, technical coordination, product selection, supply and installation according to your project requirements.
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In collaboration with its Italian partner, ADAM S.r.l., Daar Libya offers specialized solutions for equipping surgical operating rooms using the SALUS Modular Operating Room System. This system is designed to provide a comprehensive medical environment that combines modular design, easy access to technical services, and the flexibility to upgrade the operating room in line with the specific requirements of a healthcare facility.
The system is built upon a metal framework and prefabricated wall panels. Clients can select finishing materials and coordinate the integration of medical equipment and accessories to align with the architectural design and operational needs of each individual project.
The system encompasses flooring, walls, ceilings, and integrated fixtures. It allows for the incorporation of various components—such as medical-grade doors, control panels, diagnostic imaging displays, and medical cabinetry—tailored to the project’s specific technical specifications.
Through Dar Libya, hospitals, clinics, and medical centers across Libya can consult on the creation of new operating rooms or the modernization of existing ones. This process covers everything from initial needs assessment and technical coordination to the supply and installation of equipment, as defined by the agreed-upon project scope.
Equipping solutions tailored to the requirements of hospitals and clinics.
A flexible design for organizing operating room components and technical services.
Coordination of control panels, cabinets, and medical services.
Durable, high-performance flooring solutions for hospitals and clinics, combining hygiene, ease of maintenance, and resistance to heavy use.
The modular operating room system offers a variety of wall panel options and finishes, allowing the room’s design to be tailored to the specific functional and medical requirements of a project. The choice of panel type depends on the intended clinical use, cleaning and maintenance needs, the approved design, and the system’s technical specifications.
Dar Libya, in collaboration with its Italian partner ADAM S.r.l., coordinates solutions for equipping operating rooms to meet the needs of hospitals and clinics across various Libyan cities, while determining the appropriate materials and configurations for each project.
A sealed ceiling system and lighting are fundamental components in the design of modular operating rooms. The design integrates ceiling panels, built-in lighting units, and technical service openings, all arranged according to the room layout and specific project requirements.
In collaboration with its Italian partner, ADAM S.r.l., Dar Libya provides solutions for coordinating ceiling and lighting systems within operating rooms, ensuring seamless integration with modular wall systems, ventilation infrastructure, and the medical equipment specified in the approved design.
The type of ceiling, the lighting layout, and the positioning of service openings are determined based on the intended clinical use and the technical specifications approved for each project.
Modular Wall Panels
Smooth, antibacterial wall panels that minimize joints and prevent the accumulation of bacteria.
Medical Ceiling Systems
Ceiling systems designed to support surgical lighting, laminar airflow units, and medical equipment mounts.
Hermetically Sealed Doors
Airtight, hermetically sealed doors that maintain sterile conditions and pressure control.
HVAC and Air Purification Systems
Operating rooms require specialized ventilation systems equipped with HEPA filters and controlled airflow to minimize airborne contamination.
Surgical Lighting
High-precision surgical lights that provide shadow-free illumination for medical procedures.
Operating room doors are a critical component of the surgical environment’s design; they must be integrated with modular wall systems, circulation paths, and the operational requirements of the hospital.
In collaboration with its Italian partner, ADAM S.r.l., Dar Libya provides operating room door solutions tailored to the specific configuration of each project. This includes options such as automated sliding doors, vision panels, opening and closing control systems, and sealing elements suited to the approved design.
The door type, dimensions, operating mechanism, and sealing requirements are determined in coordination with the room layout and the technical specifications approved for each project.
The ventilation and air conditioning system is a fundamental element in the design of operating rooms; an appropriate design facilitates the regulation of airflow and the control of temperature and humidity in accordance with the room’s operational requirements.
In collaboration with its Italian partner, ADAM S.r.l., Dar Libya coordinates the components of the operating room with the requirements of ventilation and air distribution systems. This includes ceiling-mounted air outlets, supply and return zones, and integration with modular wall systems and medical equipment, all in line with the approved engineering design.
The selection of the air distribution system—including flow rates, pressure levels, and filtration standards—is determined by the type of surgical procedures, the engineering design, applicable standards, and the specific requirements of the healthcare facility.
Integrated Modular Design: The “Room-in-Room” Concept
The Italian company ADAM S.r.l. utilizes a modular design concept for operating rooms through its SALUS system. This approach creates an integrated internal environment that aligns with a project’s specific engineering and medical requirements. The “Room-in-Room” concept coordinates walls, ceilings, floors, and built-in elements into a unified system, ensuring seamless integration between architectural design, medical services, and technical equipment.
The SALUS system offers customizable solutions tailored to the nature of the healthcare facility, the dimensions of the room, and operational requirements. It allows for the selection of specific finishing materials and the integration of necessary services and equipment into the approved design.
Key Features of the SALUS System
Scalable Modular Design
Modular panels can be disassembled and reinstalled, providing easy access to the services located behind them and facilitating maintenance or upgrades whenever necessary.
Integrated Walls, Ceilings, and Floors
All room components are coordinated into a cohesive system, allowing for the integration of lighting units, services, and equipment according to the project’s technical specifications.
Diverse Finishing Options
The system offers a variety of finishes—including glass, stainless steel, coated steel, and HPL panels—enabling the final appearance to be adapted to both functional and architectural requirements.
Support for Hygiene and Maintenance
Surfaces are designed for easy cleaning, with specialized joint detailing that helps meet the stringent hygiene standards required in medical environments. Integration of Medical Services and Equipment
Medical doors, control panels, medical gas and electrical supply units, lighting elements, and other services can be coordinated according to project specifications.
Customizable Solutions
Room configurations are designed based on the facility’s specific needs, with the flexibility to select and arrange system components to suit the intended use and required equipment.
From Design to Implementation
ADAM S.r.l. provides comprehensive services—including design development, engineering, production, and installation—to deliver fully integrated operating rooms, in coordination with project requirements and the relevant engineering and medical stakeholders.
Dar Libya — Integrated solutions for equipping operating rooms and healthcare facilities.
Contact us to discuss your project requirements and determine the ideal configuration for the SALUS system.
Operating rooms designed for performing standard surgical procedures.
Specialized rooms equipped for orthopedic surgeries, along with advanced imaging systems.
Advanced surgical operating rooms that integrate imaging technologies, such as computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), to perform minimally invasive surgical procedures.
Rooms designed for neurosurgery, cardiac surgery, or other complex procedures.
Operating rooms are designed to maintain strict environmental conditions—including controlled airflow, positive air pressure, and high air-exchange rates—to prevent contamination.
Modern surgical operating rooms typically require approximately 20 air exchanges per hour, positive air pressure, and laminar airflow systems to maintain a sterile environment during surgery.
These systems help reduce the risk of surgical site infections and ensure patient safety.
Components that can be disassembled and reassembled to facilitate access for service and maintenance work.
A modular system that integrates room components into a cohesive design tailored to project requirements.
Selecting and distributing components and finishes in accordance with the needs of the healthcare facility.
The ability to coordinate electrical services, medical gases, and equipment in accordance with the approved design.
Integrated Medical Equipment and Services for Operating Rooms
Modern operating rooms require precise coordination between architectural systems, medical equipment, and technical services to ensure an organized working environment that supports the surgical team. With the SALUS system from the Italian company ADAM S.r.l., various services and equipment can be integrated into a comprehensive, modular design, tailored to the specific requirements of the healthcare facility and the project’s technical specifications.
An Integrated System Supporting Surgical Workflow
Operating room solutions enable the strategic positioning of medical equipment, utility services, electrical infrastructure, and control systems. This optimizes the workspace and ensures seamless access to essential service points during surgical procedures.
Depending on the approved configuration, the equipment and services that can be integrated into the operating room design include:
Medical Gas Systems: Connection points for oxygen, medical air, suction, and other gases, as required by the facility’s design.
Electrical and Data Outlets: Power supply points for medical devices, as well as data and communication connections, tailored to operational requirements.
Medical Control Panels: Interfaces for monitoring the various functions and systems within the operating room.
Surgical Lighting: Strategic placement of lighting units, aligned with the surgical work area and the overall room layout.
Hermetically Sealed Medical Doors: Specialized door solutions designed to meet the specific needs of operating rooms while facilitating smooth movement between areas.
Mechanical System Integration: Coordination with ventilation, filtration, and pressure-control systems, in accordance with engineering design specifications.
Design Tailored to Project-Specific Requirements
True integration begins during the planning phase, where the placement of equipment, service points, and traffic flow paths are determined in close coordination with both engineering and medical teams. This approach ensures a well-planned distribution of equipment, while prioritizing ease of maintenance and accessibility to services integrated into the walls and ceilings.
Dar Libya provides comprehensive operating room outfitting solutions in collaboration with specialized firms, managing project requirements and selecting appropriate components in compliance with approved technical specifications. Are you planning to equip a new operating room or upgrade an existing one? Get in touch with the Dar Libya team to discuss your project requirements and the appropriate solutions.
Strict sterilization protocols ensure infection control in operating rooms. This includes the use of specialized materials, air filtration systems, and controlled environments to maintain complete sterility. Upholding these hygiene standards is crucial for patient safety and the success of surgical procedures.
Operating rooms must be equipped with the latest medical technology and equipment to ensure precision and efficiency during surgical procedures. This includes surgical lighting systems, monitoring devices, and advanced imaging systems. Seamless integration supports the workflow of surgical teams and enhances both safety and patient outcomes through reliable, user-friendly interfaces.
X-ray rooms require strict radiation safety protocols to protect both patients and staff. These include the use of lead shielding, access control, and the use of dosimeters. Adherence to regulatory standards ensures that radiation exposure is kept to a minimum, maintaining a safe environment for everyone involved in diagnostic procedures.
Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Solutions by ADAM S.r.l.
Modular systems designed to meet critical care requirements
Intensive Care Units require a medical environment that balances easy access to care services with the organized placement of equipment around the patient, all while prioritizing hygiene and privacy. In collaboration with the Italian company ADAM S.r.l., Dar Libya provides modular solutions for the design and outfitting of intensive care environments. These solutions allow for the customization of wall systems, integrated services, lighting, and privacy elements to suit the specific needs of any healthcare facility.
An integrated layout for the patient-bed area helps organize service points and equipment, while accounting for the movement of medical staff, ease of access to the patient, and the requirements for maintenance operations.
Coordinate the positioning of medical gas outlets, electrical points, and data ports near the patient's bed in accordance with the approved configuration.
Customizable wall solutions that help organize services and facilitate access for maintenance purposes.
Dimmable ambient lighting options, including RGB lighting in the configurations offered by the company.
Options for partitions and curtains, featuring surfaces designed for easy cleaning, in accordance with the specifications of the selected materials.
A Therapeutic Environment Attuned to Patient Needs
Intensive care units (ICUs) go beyond the mere provision of medical services; their design encompasses the organization of the space surrounding the patient, ensuring appropriate levels of privacy. ADAM solutions offer design options such as glass panels featuring calming imagery, dimmable ambient lighting, and movable curtains to partition spaces according to specific care requirements.
These elements are selected based on the nature of the ICU, while accounting for the need for continuous monitoring, ease of access for medical staff, and requirements for cleaning and maintenance.
• A partition or dividing wall for open-plan spaces, featuring surface-mounted accessories.
• All components are fully washable and manufactured using high-quality, medical-grade materials.
• Electrical outlets can be installed within the wall system extremely quickly, without the need for cutting or structural disruption.
• Internal electrical cables or gas pipes can be serviced in a matter of minutes—without any demolition, noise, or dust.
• All wall elements are designed for easy disassembly and reassembly.
• The wall system can be upgraded, or new accessories added, with complete ease at any time.
• Antibacterial HPL panels – resistant to wear, moisture, and chemicals
• Laminated MDF panels – available in hundreds of colors, with wood-grain or solid-color finishes
• Back-painted glass – available in any RAL color
• Back-printed glass – available in any size, featuring high-resolution imagery
• Backlit Corian panels – limited color selection, but with extensive options for back-printed imagery
• MDF panels with a 4mm-thick stone veneer, featuring a smooth, washable surface
Collaborate with Dar Libya to assess your project requirements and select appropriate standardized solutions, in coordination with the Italian firm ADAM S.r.l.
Contact Dar Libya to discuss your radiology room project.
Integrated Radiation Protection Systems Tailored to Project Requirements
Equipping radiology and medical imaging rooms requires precise engineering planning that accounts for radiation protection requirements, the specific nature of the imaging equipment in use, and the design of both the room itself and its surrounding areas.
Dar Libya provides comprehensive solutions for radiology room fit-outs. This includes radiation-shielded wall systems—utilizing Knauf Safeboard panels—lead-lined medical doors, and observation windows fitted with radiation-shielding glass. We meticulously coordinate the installation and integration of all protective components in strict accordance with the approved technical design.
We integrate all room elements into a cohesive, unified solution, carefully considering the specific needs of the healthcare facility and the technical specifications of the medical equipment. This ensures that the protection system fully complies with both the project requirements and the standards set by the relevant regulatory authorities.
Dar Libya’s work on the radiology room fit-out at Benina Hospital in Benghazi.
This is a gypsum board with a core containing barium sulfate, designed to provide X-ray protection within specific wall, partition, and ceiling cladding systems. Depending on protection calculations and the system’s technical specifications, its use can reduce the need for—or even replace—traditional lead shielding in certain applications.
Lead-Lined, Airtight X-Ray Room Doors
Doors are a critical component of any radiation protection system; therefore, the design of the door leaf, frame, and all connection points must align with the level of radiation protection required for the room.
Lead-lined medical door solutions offer various configurations, including hinged or sliding doors, with options for airtight sealing systems and observation windows featuring radiation-shielding glass, tailored to specific project requirements.
The thickness of the lead, the radiation protection equivalent, and the type of sealing mechanism are determined based on approved technical calculations, ensuring continuous protection across the frame, joints, and all points of contact.
Medical Doors and Radiation-Shielding Doors
Expert Calibration: The thickness and materials for shielding are precisely determined by certified radiation physicists, based on the specific types of equipment, usage patterns, and regulatory requirements.
IAEA guidance for diagnostic radiology and X-ray room shielding
Planning a modern hospital requires careful coordination of architectural design, medical equipment, ventilation, hygiene requirements and specialised building systems. Whether you are developing an operating theatre, intensive care unit or diagnostic imaging room, selecting the appropriate systems from the beginning helps achieve a functional, integrated healthcare environment.
Daar Libya supports hospital projects through modular operating room solutions in collaboration with Italian partner ADAM S.r.l., together with specialised medical interior systems and radiation protection solutions selected according to project requirements.
Identify whether the space will be used as an operating theatre (OT), intensive care unit (ICU), patient room or X-Ray room. Each environment has different architectural, medical equipment, hygiene and technical requirements.
Establish room length, width, ceiling height, wall thickness, door openings and structural conditions. Architectural drawings and accurate site measurements help coordinate modular panels, ceilings and medical equipment.
Determine the appropriate wall panels, ceiling construction, access panels, viewing windows and integrated equipment provisions. Consider cleanability, durability, maintenance access and the intended medical environment.
Coordinate HVAC design, air filtration, pressure relationships, temperature and humidity requirements. Operating theatres may require specialised airflow distribution and HEPA filtration according to the approved engineering design.
Identify the required medical gas outlets, electrical connections, data points, medical pendants, surgical lights, monitoring systems and equipment cabinets. Their locations should be coordinated before wall and ceiling manufacturing.
Determine the required radiation shielding for walls, doors, viewing windows and other relevant building elements. Materials such as Knauf Safeboard and lead shielding may be considered according to the radiation protection assessment.
Finalise technical drawings, material specifications, service connections and installation details. Coordinate the architectural, mechanical, electrical and medical equipment teams before manufacturing and on-site implementation.
Different hospital environments require different construction systems and technical specifications. The following comparison highlights the main considerations during the planning stage.
| Technical Feature | Operating Room (OT) | Intensive Care Unit (ICU) | X-Ray Room |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Function | Surgical procedures and controlled operating environments. | Continuous patient monitoring and critical care. | Diagnostic imaging and radiological examinations. |
| Wall Systems | Specialised modular medical wall panels. | Medical wall panels and patient headwall systems. | Wall construction incorporating specified radiation shielding. |
| Ceiling Systems | Technical ceilings accommodating surgical lights and selected medical services. | Ceiling provisions for monitoring and medical equipment. | Ceiling construction coordinated with the room’s shielding design where required. |
| Doors | Hermetic sliding or hinged medical doors, according to the design. | Medical doors suitable for patient and equipment access. | Radiation-shielded doors where specified by the shielding design. |
| Ventilation | Specialised HVAC, filtration and airflow distribution according to the operating room design. | Ventilation and environmental control according to clinical requirements. | Ventilation designed according to the imaging room requirements. |
| Medical Services | Medical gases, electrical connections, surgical lights and equipment integration. | Medical gases, monitoring, electrical outlets and patient support systems. | Electrical supply, imaging equipment connections and operator controls. |
| Radiation Protection | Not normally a primary requirement unless specialised imaging is incorporated. | Not normally a primary requirement. | Shielding calculated according to the imaging equipment and room design. |
Technical note: This comparison is a general planning guide, not a final engineering specification. Actual requirements must be determined by the project’s healthcare planners, HVAC engineers, medical equipment specialists and radiation protection experts, as applicable.
Before requesting a quotation or starting manufacturing, architects, consultants and hospital developers should prepare the following project information.
| Specification Item | Information to Prepare | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Project Information | Hospital name, location, facility type and project scope. | Establishes the project requirements and coordination needs. |
| Room Dimensions | Length, width, ceiling height, wall thickness and openings. | Supports accurate system design and manufacturing. |
| Architectural Drawings | Floor plans, elevations, sections and reflected ceiling plans. | Helps coordinate the room layout and technical components. |
| Wall and Ceiling Systems | Panel materials, finishes, ceiling configuration and access requirements. | Defines the interior construction system. |
| HVAC Requirements | Airflow design, filtration, pressure relationships and environmental control. | Supports the required room environmental conditions. |
| Medical Equipment | Surgical lights, pendants, monitors, imaging equipment and cabinets. | Ensures appropriate integration and service coordination. |
| Medical Gas and Electrical Services | Outlet locations, service requirements and connection points. | Supports equipment operation and clinical functionality. |
| Radiation Protection | Shielding calculations, material specifications and lead equivalence where applicable. | Defines the required protection for diagnostic imaging facilities. |
| Doors and Access | Door dimensions, opening configuration, sealing and access control. | Ensures compatibility with room use and building construction. |
| Installation Requirements | Site readiness, electrical provisions, construction sequence and access. | Supports coordinated implementation and installation. |
Planning recommendation: Providing accurate architectural drawings and room measurements at the beginning of the project helps reduce coordination problems and supports accurate technical proposals and manufacturing preparation.
Whether you are developing a new hospital, upgrading an existing healthcare facility or planning specialised medical rooms, Daar Libya can assist with project assessment, technical coordination, system selection, supply and installation. We work with Italian partner ADAM S.r.l. for modular operating room solutions and coordinate specialised systems according to your project requirements.
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A modular operating room is a prefabricated surgical environment constructed using integrated wall panels, ceilings, and medical systems designed for hygiene and efficiency.
Ventilation systems control airflow, filter out contaminants, and maintain sterile conditions during surgical procedures.
Operating room walls are typically constructed from antibacterial materials, such as stainless steel or medical-grade laminate panels.
Knauf Safeboard panels are specialized gypsum boards containing barium sulfate in their core, designed for use within X-ray protection systems. The wall configuration and the number of layers are determined based on the required level of protection and the technical calculations approved for the project.
Safeboard systems can be used to provide X-ray protection in specific applications, and may reduce or eliminate the need for lead within approved configurations. The choice depends on protection requirements and the system’s technical specifications.
The thickness and number of layers are determined based on the type of X-ray equipment, its operating characteristics, workload, the direction of the radiation beam, and the nature of the use of adjacent areas. The design must be based on calculations provided by a radiation protection specialist.
Radiation-shielding doors help complete the protective barrier at the entrance to a room. The door leaf, frame, and joints must comply with the lead equivalent and the level of protection specified in the design.
Yes, an observation window equipped with X-ray-shielding glass can be used, provided the room design allows for it. The glass and frame are selected based on the required level of protection, as well as the dimensions and location of the window.
Joints, connections, and utility penetrations can compromise the continuity of a protective barrier if they are not addressed in accordance with approved technical specifications. Therefore, the integration of walls, doors, windows, and all points of intersection must be coordinated within a unified design.
Dar Libya provides solutions for outfitting radiology rooms, including protective wall systems using Knauf Safeboard, lead-lined doors, and radiation-shielding observation windows, in accordance with the project’s scope of work and specifications. You may contact the team to discuss floor plans, outfitting requirements, and technical coordination.
Our operating room solutions integrate with hermetic doors, medical flooring, and wall protection systems.
