What are freestanding acoustic screens and dividers?
Freestanding screens and dividers zone an open floor into areas, and absorb sound while they’re at it. No building work needed.
- Create zones without building walls
- Absorb sound between areas
- Move when the layout changes
When should you use freestanding acoustic dividers?
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Zoning open-plan
Quiet areas next to busy ones.
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Breakout spaces
A bit of separation for a quick catch-up.
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Flexible layouts
Floors that change as the team does.
How to choose a freestanding divider
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Range
Satori or Boundary
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Height
Seated or standing privacy
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Width
How much to divide
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Colour
From the 23 stock colours
And if you’re still not sure, just ask. We’ll help you work it out.
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Acoustic divider questions, answered
Can I zone a floor without building walls?
Yes. Freestanding screens and dividers zone an open floor into areas, and absorb sound while they’re at it. No building work needed.
How tall should a divider be?
It depends on the privacy you need: seated or standing.
Are freestanding screens stable?
[To be supplied by Boyd]
Can dividers be moved later?
Yes. They move when the layout changes, so they suit floors that change as the team does.
Still not sure what you need?
We’ve been doing this for more than 40 years, so we know what works. Tell us about the space and we’ll point you to the right fit.