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CLEAN ROOM PANEL & COVING SYSTEMS

Wipe-down wall systems, flush panel joints, and sealant-free hygienic coving for controlled environments. PanelTX builds clean room envelopes for pharmaceutical, food, electronics, and laboratory facilities across Texas — designed so contamination has nowhere to hide.

— OUR SOLUTIONS

What We Build for Controlled Environments

CLEAN ROOM WALL & CEILING PANELSFlush-face insulated panels with concealed fasteners and a smooth, non-porous finish. Full wipe-down and washdown capability, with no exposed seams or ledges to collect debris.

CORound HYGIENIC COVINGSealant-free PVC cove system with a 74 mm radius, rated -4F to +140F. Wall-to-floor, wall-to-wall, and ceiling transitions install without silicone — nothing to crack, shrink, or fail an audit.

TEMPERATURE-CONTROLLED SUITESCold rooms, stability chambers, and temperature-controlled process rooms held to tight tolerances, with the refrigeration package designed and installed by the same team.

DOORS, VIEW WINDOWS & PASS-THROUGHSFlush-mounted doors, sealed vision panels, and gasketed penetrations that keep the room's pressure envelope intact and the surfaces easy to clean.

— DESIGNED AGAINST CONTAMINATION

Nowhere for Anything to Hide

A clean room is defined less by what is in it than by what has been designed out of it. Every ledge, seam, square corner, and unsealed penetration is somewhere particles collect and cleaning misses, so the whole discipline is subtractive.

That starts with the wall. Flush-face panels with concealed fasteners give you a continuous non-porous surface with no protruding heads to catch dust and no exposed joint to open up over time. Full wipe-down and washdown capability is the baseline, not an upgrade.

It continues at the floor. The wall-to-floor junction is the hardest place in the room to clean and the first place an auditor looks. Our answer is a sealant-free cove: a 74 mm radius profile that installs without silicone, rated from -4F to +140F. That matters because silicone is a consumable pretending to be a permanent detail — it cracks, shrinks, and discolors, and every one of those is a finding. A cove with no bead has nothing to fail.

Then the openings. Flush-mounted doors, sealed vision panels, and gasketed penetrations keep the room's pressure envelope intact, which is what makes the air handling actually work rather than just run.

We build these for pharmaceutical, food, electronics, and laboratory facilities, and where the process needs it, we build the temperature control in too — cold rooms, stability chambers, and controlled process suites.

— COMMON QUESTIONS

Clean Room Questions

Why sealant-free coving instead of silicone?Silicone is a consumable. It cracks, shrinks, lifts at the edges, and discolors, and each of those is a harborage point and a potential audit finding. A mechanically formed cove has no bead to fail, so the detail stays compliant for the life of the room.

Can you build controlled-temperature suites?Yes. Cold rooms, stability chambers, and temperature-controlled process rooms, with the refrigeration designed and installed by the same team that builds the envelope.

Do you work to a specified cleanliness class?Send us the specification with your drawings. The envelope, the coving, and the penetration details all follow from the class and the process, so we would rather build to your spec than to a generic one.

Can you retrofit into an existing facility?Yes. Panels are cut to your dimensions and assembled in place, so a clean suite can be built inside an existing building. Tell us what has to stay running and we will phase it.

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