Plan around the work happening nearby
OLA room dividers may suit open-plan offices, collaborative areas, or shared spaces where teams need more definition between activities. For example, a divider can help distinguish a focused work zone from a circulation route or give a meeting area a clearer boundary. Consider the whole layout before choosing: where people enter and move through the space, what needs to remain visible, and whether the divider should define one workstation or a broader area.
An acoustic panel can contribute to a more considered sound environment, but the right choice depends on the room and how it is used. If sound control is a key requirement, consider the surrounding surfaces, noise sources, and number of people in the space as well as the panel. The available product information does not specify a sound-reduction rating, so avoid treating the divider as a substitute for a project-specific acoustic assessment.
Choose the OLA option that fits your layout
Compare fabric and frame details
Both listed options are fabric-covered room dividers. One is described in Replay series fabric; the other has an epoxy-finished frame. Use these details to compare the appearance and finish relevant to your interior, and review the individual product information to confirm the exact configuration. The collection’s color range spans neutral and more expressive choices, from beige, grey, and white to blue, green, red, brown, and black.
Check dimensions before arranging furniture
OLA is listed with widths of 69 and 130 cm and heights of 120 and 160 cm. Confirm which dimensions apply to each option before planning clearances or positioning desks, chairs, and walkways. A narrower divider may suit a more contained boundary, while a wider one may cover more of an area; the suitable choice depends on your floor plan and intended use. Also check that the selected height provides the degree of visual separation you want without interfering with sightlines or circulation.
What to confirm before selecting
- Match the divider’s intended position to the available width and height options.
- Choose a color in relation to nearby furniture, walls, and the overall workplace palette.
- Compare the Replay fabric and epoxy-finished frame details using the individual option information.
- Check the proposed layout for access, movement, and the activities happening on either side.
Once you have a preferred finish, color, and size, review the available configurations and confirm the details for your project. Myntwork offers Ondarreta OLA products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a changing workplace.
Frequently asked questions about Ondarreta Acoustic Panel Ola
What is the difference between the two OLA acoustic panel options?
Both are fabric-covered room dividers. One is described in Replay series fabric, while the other is described with an epoxy-finished frame. Check each option's product details to confirm its configuration.
Which OLA panel size should I choose?
The listed dimensions include widths of 69 and 130 cm and heights of 120 and 160 cm. Confirm the dimensions associated with the specific option, then compare them with your floor plan, desired separation, and circulation space.
What colors are available in the OLA collection?
The listed colors are beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, red, and white. Check the individual options for the colors available in each configuration.
Can OLA panels be used to divide an open office?
OLA products are room dividers and can help define areas in a shared workplace. Consider how the panel will affect movement, visibility, and nearby activities when planning its position.
Do the OLA panels have a specified acoustic rating?
The available collection information does not list a sound-reduction rating. If measured acoustic performance is essential to your project, confirm requirements with a suitable workplace or acoustic specialist.
