Fenestrated Sheets
Fenestrated sheets have an opening (fenestration) that exposes a specific area for a procedure while covering the surrounding area. This guide provides general information and buying considerations. Follow your facility protocols.
What it is
A fenestrated sheet is a draping sheet with an opening that exposes the operative or treatment site while covering the surrounding area.
Where it is used
- Operating theatres
- Procedure rooms
- Surgical day facilities
Who uses it
- Hospitals and surgical centres
- Day theatres
- Procurement teams
Common sizes
Sizes and fenestration positions vary by product and procedure. Confirm your requirements before ordering.
Common materials
Available in reusable fabric or disposable non-woven materials. Confirm the option on the listing.
Disposable and reusable options
Reusable sheets are laundered and reprocessed; disposable sheets are single use. Choose per your protocols.
Infection control considerations
Handle and process strictly per your facility protocols. General information only, not clinical guidance.
Laundry and handling
Reprocess reusable sheets per policy. Keep clean and soiled items separated.
Storage guidance
Store clean sheets in a clean, dry, covered area per protocol.
Buying guidance
Confirm the fenestration size and position needed for your procedures, and choose disposable or reusable.
Bulk order considerations
Available in bulk for facilities. Send your requirements for a quote.
Related products and guides
Frequently asked questions
What are fenestrated sheets used for?
They have an opening that exposes a specific area for a procedure while covering the surrounding area.
Are they disposable or reusable?
Both exist. Choose per your facility protocols.
What sizes are available?
Sizes and fenestration positions vary. Confirm your requirements before ordering.
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