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A newer building at the hospital contained this curious disinfection room. The narrow corridor in the center had drains in the floors yet no discernible fixtures for shower heads (presumably removed). Large holes near the ceiling hinted at some mechanism coming from the left wall, and the door frames at both ends were lined with rubber to create a tight seal when the heavy doors were closed.

A bathroom was through the door on the left, and to the right was the passage to the next room - assumedly used by the staff when the disinfection was in process.

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