Abatement Technologies AG-DG100 ICRA Door Guard – 44"–49" Wide, Reusable

Abatement Technologies AG-DG100 AIRE GUARDIAN Door Guard — ICRA Dust Containment for Healthcare Construction

The Abatement Technologies AIRE GUARDIAN AG-DG100 is a reusable, fire-rated containment barrier designed to seal standard-width doorways in healthcare facilities during construction, renovation, and maintenance activities governed by CDC ICRA (Infection Control Risk Assessment) guidelines. Built from 10-mil scrim-reinforced, tear-resistant, fire-rated fabric, it installs without tools in minutes and withstands repeated deployments — delivering better containment than disposable poly zipper tents at a lower long-term cost.

AG-DG100 Construction and Containment Features

• Material: 10-mil scrim-reinforced, tear-resistant, fire-rated fabric — washable and reusable across multiple projects; rated to Federal Test Standard No. 191A Method 5903, ASTM E-84 Class B Flame Spread, NFPA 701, and California State Fire Marshal Section 13115.
• Door fit: 44"–49" wide × 84" tall doorways — covers the full standard range of commercial and hospital door openings without modification.
• Entry: Two-way zipper with pulls on both sides — allows ingress and egress from either side of the barrier without opening the full panel.
• Built-in tiebacks — secure the zipper opening to allow passage of equipment carts, IV poles, or patient beds while maintaining barrier integrity.
• Compliance markings — printed with visible ICRA and construction zone warnings to identify restricted areas for staff, patients, and visitors.
• Installation: No tools required — ships ready to install; attaches to the door frame using the integrated fastening system.

Where the AG-DG100 Is Deployed

The AG-DG100 is specified for healthcare construction projects where the door opening between a work zone and an occupied clinical area must be sealed to prevent airborne particles from migrating into patient care spaces. Hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers use it during HVAC, plumbing, and electrical work that cannot be fully shut down before the adjacent wing reopens. Facilities management teams deploy it for scheduled maintenance such as ceiling tile replacement and corridor repairs that must proceed while the building remains operational. Environmental and abatement contractors working on mold remediation or asbestos abatement in healthcare settings use it to satisfy ICRA containment requirements at the work zone boundary. Because the AG-DG100 is washable and reusable, facility teams keep units in inventory for recurring maintenance cycles rather than purchasing disposable barriers for each job.

ICRA Containment Standards, Door Dimensions, and Installation

Under CDC ICRA construction guidelines, Class III and Class IV risk projects require physical barriers that prevent airborne particle migration from the work zone to adjacent occupied spaces. The AG-DG100 satisfies this requirement at standard doorway openings measuring 44" to 49" wide and 84" tall — the size range that encompasses the vast majority of commercial door frames in healthcare facilities built to ADA and hospital construction standards. Installation requires no tools: the barrier attaches directly to the door frame using its integrated fastening system, positioning the two-way zipper as the primary access point. The built-in tiebacks hold the zipper panel open when equipment or patient transport must pass through, then allow the panel to re-seal once traffic clears. The fire-rated fabric meets four independent certifications — Federal Test Standard No. 191A Method 5903, ASTM E-84 Class B Flame Spread, NFPA 701, and California State Fire Marshal Section 13115 — satisfying Joint Commission and state health department facility safety requirements without a variance.