Choosing a Mebelux desk screen for your layout
Begin with the desk plan. Measure the space where each screen will sit and check the width required for the workstation or desk run. The family lists widths of 120, 139, 140 and 160 cm, but these should be treated as collection-level options rather than assumed to be available for every model. Compare the individual model details when narrowing down your selection.
Think next about the screen’s intended role. The P CLG B 139 is described as an electric upholstered desk screen partition, while the P CLG B 140 is described as an acoustic desk screen. If the acoustic designation matters to your project, review the product information for that specific model and consider how it fits your workspace plan. Do not assume that the same description or construction applies across the family.
Match upholstery and colour to the office
Upholstery is part of the available family information. The P CLG B 140 listing specifies Opal upholstery in L02 colour and a thickness of 4 cm. Other listed colours across the family include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, pink, red, silver, white and wood. These are collection attributes; check which colour and upholstery details are offered with your chosen model before finalising a scheme.
For a coordinated office, compare the selected screen with desks and surrounding finishes. A neutral shade may suit a restrained workplace palette, while a brighter colour can help distinguish a team area. Treat these as planning considerations rather than guarantees about a particular model’s available combinations.
What to check before selecting
Confirm the model details
Make sure the product name and specification match the role you need. In particular, distinguish the electric upholstered P CLG B 139 from the acoustic P CLG B 140. Check dimensions, upholstery, colour and any other requirements against the details for that exact screen instead of relying on family-wide attributes.
Plan quantities and placement
For multiple workstations, map the number and position of screens before choosing widths. Consider how the screens relate to the desk arrangement and whether the same model and finish should be used throughout. If a project requires a specific configuration or information that is not shown, confirm it with Myntwork before placing the screens in your office plan.
Myntwork offers Mebelux products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the screen type, dimensions and finish you need, review the available model information and check any outstanding requirements for your project.
Frequently asked questions about Mebelux Desk Screen
What is the difference between the P CLG B 139 and P CLG B 140?
The P CLG B 139 is listed as an electric upholstered desk screen partition. The P CLG B 140 is listed as an acoustic desk screen, with a stated width of 140 cm, Opal upholstery in L02 colour and 4 cm thickness.
Which widths are listed for the Mebelux Desk Screen family?
Family attributes list widths of 120, 139, 140 and 160 cm. Confirm the width options for the specific model you are considering, as the collection-level list does not establish that every width applies to both screens.
What colours can I compare?
Listed family colours include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, pink, red, silver, white and wood. Check the individual model details to confirm which colours and upholstery combinations are available.
How should I choose a screen for my office layout?
Start by measuring the desk area and deciding where each screen will be positioned. Then choose the screen type that suits the intended workspace role, and check the exact model's dimensions, upholstery and colour before planning quantities.
