SPAIN – Garnica has donated solutions made from plywood panels for rapid assembly in hospitals, healthcare centers and elderly care homes.

Garnica wants to help overcome the unprecedented crisis caused by coronavirus by contributing its industrial experience and resources.

The company has designed and produced separation screens and ultralight beds using plywood panels. These solutions are being delivered as completely-free donations to hospitals, healthcare centers and elderly care homes.

Garnica has set up a specific work team for this project that has been able in a very little time to present specific solutions especially suited to the adaptation and separation of healthcare spaces.

These solutions from Garnica are made entirely from plywood panels that the company produces in its plants. The company has chosen especially light, sanitized and manageable products for this effort.

With the selfless support of several carpenters of La Rioja, Garnica is donating these solutions to various entities while covering all the design, material, shipment and production costs. Due to the company’s experience and the support being provided by its partners, this project is being managed extremely quickly and as a priority, given the urgency of making this material available where it is needed.

So far, these donations have been delivered in Spain, more specifically to the Hospital San Pedro in Logroño, the Calahorra Hospital Foundation and elderly care homes in Cenicero and Albelda run by the GerontoRioja group (La Rioja). These solutions have also been delivered to the Puerta de Hierro and De León hospitals in Madrid; and to the Nuevo Versalles, Dos de Mayo and Misioneras de la Caridad elderly care homes.