What is the required height for sneeze guards?

There is no required height for sneeze guards unless it pertains to food. The FDA has strict guidelines for sneeze guards used in the food and beverage industry. While there are no height guidelines for general use sneeze guards, sneeze guards should be large enough to protect customers sitting at a table or booth. For standing patrons, the National Sanitation Foundation recommends 60 inches in total height to cover the mouth height of a person up to six-foot-tall.

What is a buffet sneeze guard?

A buffet sneeze guard protects food from bacteria and germs that spread by sneezing. Restaurateur Johnny Garneau invented the "Food Service Table" and filed his patent on March 10, 1959. The "Food Service Table" improved food safety standards with the FDA implemented regulations in 1962.

What type of dividers do I need for my restaurant?

When social distancing is not possible, use dividers to partition your space and create physical separation. Use Shoppopdisplays' free-standing dividers, booth dividers, tabletop dividers, and bar top dividers to protect patrons.

Are there any guidelines or regulations for Restaurant Sneeze Guards?

The FDA has strict guidelines for sneeze guards used for food and beverage. There are no regulations for general use restaurant sneeze guards. A rule of thumb is they should be large enough to protect patrons while sitting at a booth or standing at a bar.