Screens and acoustics
5 productsScreens for a calmer workspace. Room to focus and come together.
Sound & space
Calm where it is needed
Define a desk space, make a place for conversation or give someone room to work with fewer distractions. Screens make it easier to share a room without sharing every activity. Fabrics, colours and carefully chosen materials make the screen part of the interior.
Choose sound-absorbing models to absorb sound, or screens that limit the direct path of sound between workstations. In Unit, a glass writing surface can meet sound-absorbing fabric. The screen becomes a place to gather your thoughts, too.
Read more in the Lintex JournalFrequently asked questions
Yes, but in different ways. Edge screens have sound-absorbing filling. ONE Screen acts as a sound barrier. The difference they make depends on factors including the screen’s size, its position and the room around it. Visual screening provides privacy, but does not in itself mean that a product absorbs sound.
Freestanding floor screens can be moved when you want to rearrange the room, and some models are available with castors. Edge Floor can be chosen with fixed feet or castors. Unit has retractable castors that extend when you lift one edge. Desk screens and wall-mounted acoustic panels have other fittings and are intended for a more fixed position.
Yes, you can use fabric, colour and materials to bring screens and writing boards together in the room. Some products also combine the functions. Unit can be chosen with a glass whiteboard and a sound-absorbing fabric back. Mood Fabric Table combines a glass writing surface with a pinnable fabric back and sound-absorbing filling.























































