A Complete, Factory-Built Radiation Shielding Room

Lead Glass Pro modular X-ray rooms provide a premium alternative to constructing a radiation-shielded room piece by piece in the field.

Each room is designed as a complete, integrated shielding system built around the requirements of your radiation shielding report. Walls, ceiling, doors, viewing windows, electrical provisions, equipment penetrations, ventilation interfaces and architectural finishes are coordinated into one modular system.

The result is a professional imaging room that installs faster, looks better and eliminates many of the coordination problems that occur when multiple trades are responsible for different portions of the radiation barrier.

This is not simply a collection of shielded wall panels. It is a complete room system engineered, fabricated and installed as one package.

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Built for Projects Where Quality Matters

Many modular shielding rooms are designed primarily around function.

Ours is designed around function, appearance, installation and long-term serviceability.

Every Lead Glass Pro modular X-ray room is engineered to provide the shielding required by your project while maintaining the appearance expected in a modern medical, imaging, laboratory or industrial facility.

Instead of exposed wiring, surface-mounted conduit and unfinished utility penetrations, our premium room system can incorporate concealed electrical pathways, integrated service areas and factory-designed penetrations.

The goal is simple:

A modular radiation shielding room that looks and performs like a permanent, professionally constructed space.

Radiation Shielding Built to Your Shielding Report

Radiation shielding requirements are not one-size-fits-all.

Lead thickness and shielding locations should be determined by a qualified radiation physicist or shielding designer based on factors such as:

• X-ray equipment type
• Equipment workload
• Operating kVp
• Room layout
• Equipment orientation
• Adjacent occupancy
• Distance from the radiation source
• Wall construction
• Floor and ceiling conditions

Lead Glass Pro manufactures each modular X-ray room according to the shielding requirements provided for the project.

Available shielding can include:

• Shielded walls
• Shielded ceiling
• Shielded floor
• Lead-lined doors
• Lead-lined door frames
• Lead glass viewing windows
• Shielded electrical penetrations
• Shielded equipment cable penetrations
• Shielded HVAC penetrations

Different barriers within the same room can also be manufactured with different lead equivalencies when required by the shielding report.

More Than a Modular X-Ray Booth

Our modular rooms are intended for customers who want a finished facility—not an industrial enclosure dropped into a building.

A complete system can include:

Modular Shielded Wall System

Factory-manufactured wall assemblies incorporate the required radiation shielding within a durable structural system.

Architectural interior and exterior finishes create a clean, professional appearance while allowing the room to be disassembled or reconfigured when the application permits.

Concealed Utility Integration

Electrical wiring, low-voltage wiring, controls and other services can be routed within designated service areas rather than installed across the finished wall surface.

This allows the interior to remain clean while helping protect the integrity of the radiation barrier.

Finished Modular Ceiling

Every room can incorporate a finished ceiling system regardless of whether radiation shielding is required overhead.

When ceiling shielding is required, the necessary lead equivalency is incorporated into the ceiling assembly.

Lighting, ventilation and other ceiling components can be coordinated into the modular system.

Lead-Lined Door and Frame

Our lead-lined door assemblies are manufactured as part of the complete shielding package.

Available configurations include:

• Single swing doors
• Double doors
• Sliding doors
• Automatic sliding doors
• Hollow metal doors
• Wood doors

Door shielding is manufactured to the project requirements.

Lead Glass Viewing Window

Lead Glass Pro manufactures and supplies radiation-shielded viewing windows using lead glass selected for the shielding requirements of the room.

Window size, location and configuration can be customized around the equipment layout and operator requirements.

Finished Flooring

The room can be supplied with a completed flooring system for a more turnkey installation.

When floor shielding is required, sheet lead can be incorporated beneath the finished flooring with proper overlap into adjacent shielding assemblies.

Integrated Shielded Service Areas

One of the most important elements of a radiation shielding room is what happens after the walls are installed.

Electrical contractors, equipment installers, HVAC contractors and low-voltage installers frequently need to pass services through the room.

Improper penetrations can compromise an otherwise correctly constructed radiation barrier.

Our modular room system can incorporate dedicated service areas for:

• Electrical receptacles
• Data connections
• Equipment controls
• X-ray warning lights
• Door interlocks
• Emergency-stop circuits
• Imaging equipment cables
• Network cabling
• Future equipment connections

By planning these services during manufacturing, the room can accommodate equipment without unnecessary field modifications to the shielding system.

Factory-Designed Shielded Penetrations

Any opening through a radiation barrier should be considered part of the shielding design.

Lead Glass Pro can incorporate factory-designed penetration assemblies for:

Equipment Cables

Shielded cable-pass-through assemblies allow imaging equipment cables to enter or exit the room without creating a direct radiation path.

Electrical Services

Electrical boxes and service locations can be shielded as part of the room assembly rather than being cut into the barrier after installation.

HVAC and Ventilation

Ventilation openings can incorporate shielded offset or baffled configurations when required by the shielding design.

Plumbing and Other Utilities

Additional project-specific penetrations can be reviewed and incorporated before manufacturing begins.

Designed Before It Arrives at Your Facility

A premium modular room should not be figured out on the jobsite.

Before production, the room layout is coordinated around factors such as:

• Overall room dimensions
• Equipment footprint
• Door location
• Window location
• Shielding requirements
• Electrical requirements
• HVAC requirements
• Equipment penetrations
• Ceiling requirements
• Floor shielding
• Installation access

Major components can be fabricated and checked before shipment so the field installation follows a predetermined layout.

Individual room components can also be identified and coordinated with installation drawings to simplify assembly at the project site.

Faster Installation With Less Field Construction

Traditional X-ray room construction can require coordination between:

• General contractors
• Framers
• Drywall installers
• Radiation shielding installers
• Electricians
• HVAC contractors
• Door installers
• Glass installers
• Flooring contractors

Every transition between trades creates another opportunity for delays, damaged shielding or improperly treated penetrations.

A modular X-ray room consolidates much of that work into a factory-manufactured system.

Depending on project size and site conditions, this can significantly reduce the amount of construction required at the facility.

Professional Installation Available Nationwide

Lead Glass Pro can provide professional installation for modular radiation shielding rooms throughout the United States.

Our radiation shielding installation teams understand the details that matter, including:

• Shielding continuity
• Panel overlaps
• Corners
• Door transitions
• Window transitions
• Ceiling intersections
• Floor-to-wall transitions
• Electrical boxes
• Equipment penetrations
• HVAC penetrations

Having the room supplied and installed by the same company reduces uncertainty about who is responsible for the finished shielding system.

Our installation work is backed by our 10-year installation warranty.

Premium Interior and Exterior Finishes

A modular room does not have to look temporary.

Available finishes can be selected around the environment where the room will be installed.

Options may include:

• Powder-coated metal
• Architectural metal panels
• High-pressure laminate
• Healthcare wall panels
• Durable polymer wall systems
• Custom colors
• Stainless steel accents
• Commercial flooring
• Healthcare sheet flooring with integral cove

The result can range from a clean industrial enclosure to a high-end medical imaging suite.

Modular Without Looking Temporary

One of the biggest advantages of modular construction is flexibility.

Depending on the room configuration, the system may be:

• Installed inside an existing facility
• Removed later
• Relocated
• Modified
• Expanded
• Reconfigured for different equipment

That flexibility does not require sacrificing the appearance of a permanent room.

The modular connections, shielding transitions and service systems are designed to remain largely concealed within the finished assembly.

Applications

Lead Glass Pro modular radiation shielding rooms can be designed for applications including:

• Diagnostic X-ray
• Digital radiography
• Chiropractic X-ray
• Veterinary X-ray
• Dental imaging
• CBCT
• C-arm imaging
• Mobile imaging facilities
• Research laboratories
• Industrial radiography
• Nondestructive testing
• Manufacturing inspection
• Security inspection
• Temporary imaging facilities
• Equipment demonstration facilities

Higher-energy applications may require specialized engineering and significantly heavier shielding assemblies.

Standard and Custom Room Sizes

Rooms can be manufactured around the space available and the imaging equipment being installed.

Typical configurations may include:

• 8' × 8'
• 8' × 10'
• 10' × 10'
• 10' × 12'
• 12' × 12'
• 12' × 16'

Larger and completely custom rooms are also available.

Door locations, windows, utilities and penetrations can be positioned around the project layout rather than forcing the imaging equipment to fit a predetermined enclosure.

A Complete X-Ray Room From One Company

The greatest advantage of the Lead Glass Pro modular room system is not any single component.

It is the ability to provide the entire shielding package through one company.

A project can include:

Radiation shielding
Modular wall system
Shielded ceiling
Lead-lined doors and frames
Lead glass viewing windows
Electrical shielding
Cable penetrations
HVAC shielding
Finished flooring
Installation

Instead of purchasing individual shielding components and asking a general contractor to coordinate them, Lead Glass Pro can provide a complete system designed to work together.

Built for the Finished Result

Radiation shielding is ultimately judged by what happens when the room is complete.

A beautiful imaging room that does not meet the shielding design is a failed project.

A room that provides shielding but is difficult to wire, difficult to service or poorly finished creates another set of problems.

Our modular X-ray rooms are designed around both.

Correct shielding. Clean installation. Professional appearance. One complete system.

Why Lead Glass Pro?

Lead Glass Pro specializes in radiation shielding products and complete shielding systems.

Our capabilities include:

• Lead glass
• X-ray windows
• Lead-lined doors
• Lead-lined frames
• Lead-backed drywall
• Sheet lead
• Shielded electrical backing
• Radiation shielding accessories
• Complete room installation

That allows us to approach a modular room differently than a manufacturer that only produces wall panels.

We understand the door, the window, the penetrations, the lead transitions and the installation because those are already core parts of what we do.

Start With Your Shielding Report

Every project begins with the room requirements.

Send us your:

• Shielding report
• Architectural drawings
• Equipment layout
• Desired room dimensions
• Door requirements
• Window requirements
• Electrical requirements
• HVAC requirements

Our team can review the project and develop a complete modular room package around the required radiation shielding.

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Lead Glass Pro can provide the room, shielding components and installation as one coordinated package.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a modular X-ray room?

A modular X-ray room is a prefabricated radiation shielding enclosure manufactured from factory-built structural wall, ceiling, door and window assemblies. The system is assembled at the project location to create a complete radiation-shielded imaging room.

Are modular X-ray rooms lead lined?

They can be. The required shielding material and lead equivalency should be determined by the project's radiation shielding report. Lead Glass Pro manufactures the room around those requirements.

How much lead does an X-ray room require?

There is no standard lead thickness that is appropriate for every X-ray room. Shielding requirements depend on the imaging equipment, workload, room configuration, adjacent occupancy and other factors evaluated by the project's qualified shielding professional.

Can the ceiling be radiation shielded?

Yes. Shielding can be incorporated into the modular ceiling when required by the shielding report.

Can the floor be shielded?

Yes. Sheet lead or another specified shielding system can be incorporated into the floor assembly when shielding below the room is required.

Are electrical outlets included?

Electrical locations, lighting, controls, warning lights, data connections and equipment wiring provisions can be incorporated into the room configuration.

How are X-ray equipment cables passed through the wall?

Dedicated shielded cable penetration assemblies can be incorporated so equipment cables can pass through the barrier without creating an uncontrolled direct radiation path.

Can HVAC be installed in a modular X-ray room?

Yes. HVAC supply, return and ventilation penetrations can be integrated into the room. Where required, penetrations can incorporate shielding configurations appropriate for the project.

Can a modular X-ray room be relocated?

Many modular room configurations can be disassembled and relocated. The ability to relocate a specific room depends on its configuration, utilities and shielding requirements.

Do you install modular X-ray rooms?

Yes. Lead Glass Pro provides nationwide radiation shielding installation services, including installation of complete modular shielding systems.

How much does a modular X-ray room cost?

Modular X-ray rooms are custom systems, and pricing varies considerably based on room size, shielding thickness, doors, windows, finishes, utilities, ceiling and floor shielding, equipment penetrations and installation requirements.

Lead Glass Pro provides project-specific quotations after reviewing the room requirements and shielding design.

Do I need a radiation shielding report before ordering?

A shielding report is generally the best way to establish the radiation barrier requirements for the room. Lead Glass Pro manufactures the shielding system to the requirements provided for the project.