How is the wall between the cage and boarding (Room 139) at the Veterinary Center specified?

The option that states the wall between the cage and boarding area is not drywalled indicates a specific construction choice made for the Veterinary Center. In veterinary facilities, walls in certain areas may be left unpared or untreated for practical reasons, such as facilitating cleaning or ensuring better air circulation to control humidity and prevent mold growth.

Walls that are not drywalled can be made of materials that are easier to sanitize, considering the potential exposure to animal waste and other contaminants. This design choice also reflects considerations for maintaining a healthy environment for the animals being housed.

While other choices like being fully drywalled or covered with tile may imply different materials and aesthetics, the decision to leave the wall without drywall likely provides a functional benefit aligned with the specific needs of a veterinary facility.