Advice on Dust protection screening

[SMJoinery]

Hi all

I'm looking to purchase a temporary partition system to erect a screen across work areas and screen off to minimise dust contamination etc.
We currently use loose timber and build a simple screen etc but would like a "system" solution.
I have looked at www.zipwall.com but wondered if you guys had any other recommendations / tips or tricks to share.
I have also considered using some telescopic plasterboard supports which are typically used to hold up sheets on a ceiling etc and utilising them with plastic sheeting etc?
Ideas gratefully appreciated.
Thanks
Scott

 

[NYC Tiny Shop]

https://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/Magnetic-Dust-Barrier-Door-System-p13403.htm

 

[wrightwoodwork]

I have in the past used the zip door or similar. The only thing is when you tape it over the doorway you have to make sure the walls are dust free for the duck tape to stick to them. From what I remember it worked ok and stopped the biggest majority of the dust. I take it you are have to knock some walls down

 

[elfick]

Fastcap makes a similar system. I haven't used it, but I have been quite happy with the fastcap products I have used.
http://www.fastcap.com/estore/pc/3rd-Hand-c46.htm

 

[peter halle]

I've only used zip wall.  Replacement parts are available if you loose something, but the prices are pretty steep making the decision to just buy another pole (depending on size) a better option.

Peter

 

[polarsea1]

I have a couple of zipwall sets and when I wanted a couple of extra poles I found them as a set of two on Amazon. Stuff is amazing, not only for dust containment but temporary spray booth/enclosure.