Where a Deblick Double divider can fit
Use a freestanding divider to help define zones within an open office, create a visual boundary around a shared work area, or give a meeting or project space a clearer edge. Because these models are double-sided, they are suited to layouts where the divider may be viewed from either side. Consider how people move through the space and whether the divider will sit between workstations, beside a collaboration area or in another shared setting.
These products are room dividers, not a substitute for a permanent wall. Before selecting one, consider the level of separation your team needs and how the divider will relate to existing furniture, circulation routes and sightlines.
Choose by width and panel type
Start with the available footprint. The 100 cm wide Double-Sided Freestanding Room Divider may suit a narrower position, while the 120 cm wide Double Sided Full Acoustic Panel Room Divider provides a wider panel. Both models are 180 cm high, so the main listed size difference is width.
Next, decide whether the acoustic-panel construction is relevant to your intended setup. The 120 cm model is identified as a full acoustic panel; the other model is described as a double-sided freestanding divider. The supplied information does not specify acoustic performance, so if sound management is a key requirement, confirm that the panel is suitable for your particular environment rather than assuming it will block or absorb sound to a defined level.
Consider color and placement
The collection lists a broad selection of colors, from neutral tones such as beige, grey, black and white to brighter choices including orange, pink, red and yellow. Think about whether the divider should blend into the existing workplace palette or make a zone easier to identify. Confirm color availability against the model before finalizing your selection.
Measure the intended location and check the approach to the divider from both sides. Allow enough room for people to pass comfortably, and consider whether its position will interrupt access to desks or shared equipment. Since both listed models are freestanding, plan placement around the layout rather than assuming a fixed installation.
What to check before choosing
Compare the two widths with the space available, then identify whether the full acoustic-panel version matches your use case. Review the collection’s listed color options and verify the choice for your selected model. If multiple zones are being planned, consider whether one consistent divider type or a combination of the two widths best supports the layout.
Myntwork offers these Deblick products on a monthly lease. To move forward, confirm the model and color options that suit your project and check the product details for any information you need before arranging a lease.
Frequently asked questions about Deblick Room Divider
What is the difference between the two Deblick Double room dividers?
The full acoustic-panel model is 120 cm wide and 180 cm high. The double-sided freestanding model is 100 cm wide and 180 cm high. The first is also specifically described as a full acoustic panel.
Which Deblick Double divider should I choose for a narrower space?
The 100 cm wide Double-Sided Freestanding Room Divider is the narrower option. Measure the placement area and nearby circulation space before choosing.
Are both models double-sided and freestanding?
Both models are described as double-sided, and the 100 cm model is explicitly described as freestanding. Check the specific product details for any further placement requirements.
Does the acoustic-panel model make a space soundproof?
The model is identified as a full acoustic panel, but no soundproofing or measured acoustic performance is specified. Confirm suitability if sound control is central to your project.
What colors can I consider in this collection?
Listed collection colors include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, pink, purple, red, white and yellow. Confirm which colors are offered for your chosen model.
