Choosing a floor plate for your layout
Begin by marking where a floor plate is needed in the planned Fabricks arrangement. A circular plate may suit a position where that outline is specified, while a left-hand corner plate is the relevant format to review for a left-hand corner location. These names describe the available options, but do not by themselves confirm how a plate fits a particular installation.
Next, compare the individual listings with your drawings or specification. The collection includes a Fab Base Plate 300, a Fab Floor Plate described as acoustic, and two left-hand corner entries. One corner listing gives a 300 × 1200 measurement. Where dimensions matter, check the product details for the exact model you intend to use and make sure they align with the available space.
Check colour and model details
White, silver, grey and black are listed as collection colours. Do not assume that every colour is offered for every plate format: confirm the colour shown for the specific model. If colour consistency matters across a project, compare the selected plate with the other Fabricks components in the same scheme.
Also distinguish the acoustic description from the general floor plate names. The Fab Floor Plate is the one identified as acoustic in the supplied product information; that description should not be applied automatically to the Fab Base Plate 300 or the corner plates. Review the relevant listing if acoustic characteristics are part of your brief.
Plan the next steps
Confirm the position and orientation
Before choosing, establish whether the location calls for a circular or left-hand corner format. For a corner position, verify the orientation against the plan and check whether the listed 300 × 1200 dimension applies to the exact entry under consideration. If the layout or specification is unclear, resolve it with your project team before finalising the selection.
Review the exact listing
Use the product-level information to confirm the model name, dimensions and colour rather than relying only on the collection summary. This is particularly useful when comparing the two left-hand corner entries or when the project calls for a specific colour. The collection notes origin as available on request; consult the relevant product information if origin is a requirement for your procurement process.
Once the specification is settled, Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. You can use the confirmed model and colour details to progress your furniture planning and leasing enquiry.
Frequently asked questions about Ocee & Four Design Floor Plate Fabricks
Which Fabricks floor plate should I consider for a corner position?
Review the left-hand corner floor plate listings and check the orientation and dimensions against your plan. One listing specifies 300 × 1200; confirm the details for the exact entry you select.
Are the Fab Base Plate 300 and Fab Floor Plate the same option?
They are listed as separate models. The Fab Base Plate 300 is identified as circular, while the Fab Floor Plate is described as a circular acoustic floor plate. Check each listing for its specific details.
Which colours are available in the collection?
The collection lists white, silver, grey and black. Check the individual model details to confirm which colours are available for the plate format you need.
Are both left-hand corner listings identical?
The collection contains two left-hand corner entries, but their names and supplied details differ. Compare the individual listings, including dimensions and colour, before choosing.
What should I confirm before specifying a Fabricks floor plate?
Check the plate format, position and orientation, dimensions and colour against your project plan. If acoustic characteristics or origin are requirements, verify those details for the specific model.
