Record Room

A separate record room is a vital necessity of hospitals and healthcare facilities. Record room should be located as far as possible from the entrance and limited entry should be permitted into the record room. The design of the record room is preferred to be simple, hassle free and most importantly airy and fresh.

As collection in record room varies in bulk and sizes, shelves must be durable with simple design and for easy access and easy to clean while providing maximum amount of storage. Light considerations are also of huge importance ranging from natural to artificial light.

Lighting can be emphasized with the use of paint colors and that’s when Master Paints comes to aid. The effect of lighting can be maximized by using paints that reflect light.

To create fresh atmosphere use neutrals and light colors as the background canvas. From whites to off-whites, White -5000- Luxury Emulsion, Lavender White -5044- Luxury Emulsion, Off White -7004- Royal Matt Emulsion, Palace White -7003- Royal Matt Emulsion, Ash White -7002- Royal Matt Emulsion and Ash Grey -7032- Royal Matt Emulsion will help to reflect light.

Use brown: For a record room brown color is used for warmth and depth. Check out lighter tones of brown like Cameo -7014- Royal Matt Emulsion and Brazil Nut -7007- Royal Matt Emulsion.

For beige: Use beige for warmth and for inducing a feeling of comfort and naturalness. Try Basket Beige -7011- Royal Matt Emulsion and Cockleshell -7006- Royal Matt Emulsion individually or combined to bring earthy warm tones inside.

Use grey: Grey can be used in combination with white for a clean and refreshing room. For grey Minerva Grey -5034- Luxury Emulsion or Shell Grey -24- Super Emulsion with Oriental Grey -5031- Luxury Emulsion or Ash White -5043- Luxury Emulsion are fail proof options.

Super Emulsion

Matt Enamel Finish

Luxury Plastic Emulsion

Royal Matt Emulsion

Synthetic Enamel

Royal pearl Emulsion