Asbestos Decontamination Showers, Built for Compliance (Decontamination Airlocks)
Buy Deconta negative pressure units (NPU) for asbestos, silica and mould removal enclosures, Australia-wide
- 3-stage decontamination | German madeDirty shower, buffer zone and clean shower. Australian asbestos removal required minimum 2 showers
- Heated shower supplyFull PPE wash-down, not a rinse
- Modular or mobileFixed site setup or trailer-mounted
- Australia-wide deliverySpecialist support
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Frequently asked questions
How does a decontamination shower work?
Workers move through three connected stages: a dirty room to remove contaminated PPE, a shower for wash-down, and a clean room to change into clean clothes. Airlocks between each stage stop fibres travelling back into a cleaner zone.
Which unit suits a small crew on a single site?
The SMART DOOR 1000 or SMART Line 1000 suit smaller, fixed-site jobs. Step up to the ECOLINE 1000 or SMART+ 1000 as crew size or job duration increases.
Which decontamination unit suits a larger crew or higher-use site?
The 3-stage decontamination layout remains the same across the ECO-Line, SMART+ and SMART Line ranges. What mainly determines how many workers the system can handle is the water management capacity the system needs to keep up with shower water supply, heating, filtration and wastewater handling during continuous use. For higher-throughput sites, DeconSafe can match the decontamination unit with a larger-capacity water management system to suit the expected crew and usage.
What's the difference between a modular unit and a mobile decon unit?
Modular units are set up and left in place for the length of a job. Mobile units like the C5000A and E4000 are trailer-mounted, so the full 3-stage system travels between sites without being rebuilt each time.
Is a water treatment system needed alongside a decon shower?
Yes. A wet decontamination shower requires a suitable water management system to collect, filter and manage contaminated wastewater before discharge or disposal in accordance with site requirements. The water system should also be sized to match the expected shower usage, particularly on higher-throughput sites. DeconSafe can pair the decon unit with the appropriate water management system for the project.
Can these units be customised?
Yes. Decontamination systems can be configured to suit the site layout, access requirements and expected usage. This can include additional stages, different chamber arrangements, upgraded water management, SMART DOOR integration and material locks. For tight-access or unusual sites, the modular system can also be configured in L-shaped or other non-standard layouts where a straight-line decon setup will not fit.
Is a water treatment system needed alongside a decon shower?
Yes, wastewater from the shower stage needs to be filtered before disposal. See our Water Treatment Systems page, or ask our team to pair a unit to your decon shower.
What warranty comes with these units?
Contact our sales team for current warranty terms, which vary by model and range.
How long does delivery take?
Standard delivery runs 5 to 7 business days; contact us to confirm timing for your specific model and location.
Are these units available to hire?
Speak to our team about hire options if you need a unit for a single job rather than an ongoing purchase.
What industries use these beyond asbestos removal?
The same 3-stage principle applies to mould remediation, chemical handling and biohazard cleanup, anywhere workers need controlled decontamination before leaving a contaminated area.
Do I need to record decontamination unit servicing?
Yes, keep inspection and cleaning records between jobs. These form part of the documentation regulators and clients expect to see on audit.






