ECU4 Sidewall Flange for Anteroom and Wall Containment
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Zipped into an ECU4 and sealed around a door frame, the Sidewall Flange makes an anteroom 51.75" wide and 85.5" high in front of the room, with the ECU4's own doors on the corridor side.
Two doors in series let one stay closed while staff pass through, and the 20" depth gives room for controlled entry and exit. Measure the opening first: the flange covers 30" to 58" wide.
Set the ECU4 at the threshold and raise it until the memory foam meets the ceiling, then unzip a wide cargo door, roll it up on its hanging straps and zip the flange into the opening.
The flange edge mates to self-adhesive Velcro applied around the door frame and floor in four pieces, worked from the center out to each corner, so the install needs no tools.
The flange is zipped into the ECU4 envelope on all 4 sides where a cargo door normally sits, so the joint between the flange and the unit is a closed zipper rather than a taped seam.
To take it down, unzip it and peel the edge off the Velcro, pack it in its duffel bag, and zip the cargo door back in so the ECU4 is a freestanding unit again.
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No. It is an accessory for an existing ECU4. The ECU4 Ante room assembly configuration includes one.
The frameless flange adapts to door openings 30" to 58" wide and up to 80" high.
Yes. HEPACART lists wall containment as its second use: applied directly to a wall, the flange seals around sidewall penetrations for construction containment.
It joins two ECU4 units side by side to expand the footprint, so two people on ladders can work in one larger space.
Remove one wide cargo door, zip the flange in its place, apply self-adhesive Velcro around the door frame and floor, and press the flange edge onto it from the center out to the corners.
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