Hartleys 3 Panel Room Divider - Grey

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The Hartleys 3 Panel Decorative Room Divider is designed for homeowners, business owners, and interior designers who need a stylish, functional way to partition spaces without permanent construction. Its standout feature is the versatile, shabby chic rustic design that enhances room aesthetics while offering instant privacy, though users should note that the lightweight wooden construction is intended for indoor decorative use rather than heavy-duty security.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | HAT4494 |
| Brand | Hartleys |
No, the Hartleys 3 Panel Room Divider arrives fully assembled and is ready to use straight out of the box.
The total length when fully stretched is 121.5cm.
It is designed for indoor use only. Prolonged exposure to moisture or sunlight may damage the wood and paint finish.
Each panel stands at 170cm, providing a standard height for effective room separation.
The unit is designed to be lightweight, allowing for easy repositioning by a single person.
The divider is designed to fold completely flat, making it easy to store in a narrow space or a closet.
Adjust the panel angles into a slight zigzag pattern; a straight line offers the least stability.
Ensure the hinges are not blocked by debris and gently work them back and forth; do not force if stuck.
Use a matching grey touch-up paint or furniture marker to blend small scratches into the rustic finish.
Setup is immediate, as the product comes fully assembled out of the box. Simply unfold the panels and place them in your desired configuration. For stability, ensure the divider is placed in a slight zigzag pattern rather than a perfectly straight line, which will allow it to stand firmly on its own. To care for your divider, dust it regularly with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or water-based detergents that could strip the rustic paint finish. If you need to move the divider across hard flooring, pick it up fully rather than dragging it to avoid scuffing the bottom edges.