PET acoustics for European interiors Samples & technical documents

Movable zoning

Freestanding screens & workstations

Rooms change faster than buildings do. Freestanding screens let a facilities team create a meeting corner, a focus zone or a privacy pocket in an afternoon — and take it apart again next quarter.

32 mm total Lockable castors Linkable NRC 0.85 · tested construction
Freestanding screens & workstations

System overview

Movable partitions and enclosed workstations for quickly forming independent acoustic zones.

Our freestanding range uses two 14 mm PET facings around a rigid core, edged in aluminium or stitched PET. The result is a 32 mm panel that stands straight at 1800 mm without a visible frame, absorbs sound on both faces and can be wiped down.

Screens are available plain, fabric-wrapped, printed or with a glazed upper section. Linking brackets join panels at 90° or in a straight run; stabilising feet and lockable castors are supplied as required. The same construction scales up into workstations — two to four desks enclosed on three sides, with cable management and optional shelving.

  • Move it, don't build it. Lockable castors and a 32 mm panel mean one person can reconfigure a floor plate without contractors.
  • Acoustic on both sides. Double-sided PET absorbs speech from both neighbouring zones, unlike single-skin partitions that simply block sight.
  • Stable at full height. The sandwich core resists bowing at 1800 mm, so screens read as furniture rather than temporary screens.
  • Workstation scale. Link panels into three-sided workstations with desk, cable tray and optional overhead shelf.
  • Floor-to-ceiling option. A 1620 × 600 mm screen with zipper, magic-wand or acrylic head closes the gap to the ceiling.
  • Linked at 90° or in a run. Connectors join panels into corners and long runs without a visible frame.
Technical data
ConstructionTwo 14 mm PET facings around a rigid core, fabric-wrapped, 32 mm total
Thickness32 mm
Sizes1640 / 1800 / 2000 × 600 mm · 1620 × 600 / 800 / 900 mm
Floor-to-ceiling1620 × 600 mm with zipper, magic-wand or acrylic head
MobilityLockable castors · levelling feet · linking brackets
AcousticsNRC 0.85, both faces
FireTested board: EN 13501-1 Class B · ASTM E84 Class A
Colours46 standard · 38 fire-rated
Range codesGRS-SE-001 … 006

Values are typical for standard production. Project-specific data, test reports and declarations are issued with the quotation.

Construction details

Movement, two-sided absorption and spatial scale.

01

Reconfigure without construction work

Lockable castors and a 32 mm panel mean one person can reconfigure a floor plate without contractors.

02

Absorption on both faces

Double-sided PET absorbs speech from both neighbouring zones, unlike single-skin partitions that simply block sight.

03

Full-height stability

The sandwich core resists bowing at 1800 mm, so screens read as furniture rather than temporary screens.

04

From screen to workstation

Link panels into three-sided workstations with desk, cable tray and optional overhead shelf.

05

Full-height closure

A 1620 × 600 mm screen with zipper, magic-wand or acrylic head closes the gap to the ceiling.

06

Right angles and continuous runs

Connectors join panels into corners and long runs without a visible frame.

Project images

Freestanding screens in use.

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Customisation

Project customisation within the standard system.

Everything below is made to order in our plant. None of it is a catalogue variant with a lead time attached — it is a production instruction.

  • 90° and 180° linking brackets
  • Glass or acrylic upper section with PET acoustic base
  • Integrated power and USB modules
  • Workstation configuration with desk and shelf
  • Printed wayfinding and brand graphics

Suitable spaces

Open-plan offices Co-working Studios Clinics
Specifying for a European project? We can supply the fire classification report, the acoustic test to ISO 354, the EPD and the REACH declaration as a single submittal pack, in English, with the relevant certificate numbers.

See the document list

Specification Q&A

Common specification questions.

Are the screens stable enough for public areas?
Yes, with stabilising feet or weighted bases. For high-traffic areas we recommend the 1800 mm panel with feet rather than castors.
Can panels be linked at an angle?
90° and 180° brackets are standard. Other angles are made to order.
Do they meet fire requirements for escape routes?
The PET board is classified EN 13501-1 Class B. Whether a screen is permitted in a corridor depends on the project's fire strategy; we supply the classification report for your assessor.
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