Divide Type 1 Toprail Screen - 1200W x 1800H - Silver



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The Divide Type 1 Toprail Screen is designed for professionals looking to establish private, focused zones within open-plan offices without the need for permanent structural modifications. This 1200W x 1800H silver screen offers an essential balance of acoustic dampening and visual privacy through its robust 30mm thick core and high-quality fire retardant upholstery. While it provides excellent flexibility, potential users should be aware that it is a made-to-order item, resulting in a longer lead time compared to off-the-shelf furniture solutions.
| Colour | Silver |
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| Brand | TC |
Yes, the screen is constructed with lightweight materials specifically designed for ease of movement by a single person.
Yes, the screen is fully upholstered in fire retardant fabric to ensure it meets necessary safety standards for professional workspaces.
The Divide Type 1 Toprail Screen has a robust thickness of 30mm.
Yes, the unit comes with black feet as standard to ensure immediate stability and use.
This product is made-to-order, meaning it is manufactured specifically for your request rather than being shipped from pre-existing stock.
Check that the black feet are tightened securely to the frame and ensure the floor surface is perfectly level.
Use a soft upholstery brush or a low-suction vacuum attachment to gently lift particles from the fabric surface.
Setting up your Divide Type 1 screen is a straightforward process involving attaching the provided black feet to the base of the unit. Ensure the screen is placed on a level floor to maintain optimal balance. Compatibility is broad, as the free-standing design functions independently of existing desk systems or wall structures. To maintain the screen, use a soft, dry cloth or a vacuum attachment to remove dust from the upholstery regularly. For stubborn marks, lightly dab with a damp cloth using mild upholstery cleaner; do not saturate the fabric or use harsh chemical solvents, as these may damage the fire retardant coating.