Floors, walls, and ceilings in ster

Floors, walls, and ceilings in sterile suites are subject to intensive and frequent cleaning and sanitization; they must be composed of smooth, hard surfaces with a minimum of joints. Additionally, they should be resistant to abrasion, not shed particles, free from holes,crevices, and cracks, sufficiently flexible to accommodate building normal structural movement, and impervious to water and cleaning and sanitization solutions. Regular examinations should be performed to identify and repair any cracks in the surfaces or around service fittings and windows. Critical rooms, such as those for filling of final containers, should preferably have windows to allow supervision without the necessity for access. All service fittings should be flush with surrounding surfaces for ease of cleaning and sanitization.