Cleanrooms have several key requirements when it comes to antibacterial panels in interior decoration.

Cleanrooms have several key requirements for antibacterial panels in interior decoration:

1. Interior walls and ceiling surfaces in cleanrooms should meet requirements of flatness, smoothness, non-dustiness, avoidance of glare, and ease of dust removal; they should minimize protrusions and indentations, and rounded corners should be used for the inside and outside angles. Dry operations should be preferred for interior decoration, and if plastering is necessary, standard plastering practices should be adopted.

2. The construction and interior decoration of cleanrooms should use materials with good airtightness and minimal deformation under changes in temperature and humidity. When additional structural frames and insulation layers are required for the wall interior decoration, non-combustible or difficultly combustible materials should be used.

3. The construction and joints of cleanroom doors, windows, walls, ceilings, and floors should all adopt reliable sealing methods.

4. The floor of the cleanroom should meet requirements such as being flat, wear-resistant, easy to dust and clean, static-free, avoiding glare, and providing comfort.

The color scheme for cleanroom interiors should be subtle and soft.