Choosing a screen for your desk layout
Start with the role the partition needs to play in your layout. If you are comparing uncovered desk-mounted screens, review the PNP CT 120 P and PNP CT 140 P. If you are looking for the model identified as acoustic, include the PNP CT 200/57 P in your comparison. The product information provided does not specify a measured acoustic rating, so use the model description as a point of identification rather than assuming a particular level of sound reduction.
Next, measure the desk and consider how much of its width you want the screen to span. The collection lists widths of 120, 140, 160, 180 and 200 cm. Heights listed for the family are 42, 43, 57 and 58 cm. Confirm the dimensions for the particular model you select, and check that the screen’s listed depth of 2 cm is suitable for your intended arrangement. These collection attributes are a useful guide, not confirmation that each size is offered in every model.
Materials, colours and model details
The PNP CT 120 P is described as made with melamine-faced board and metal, and without a screen cover. The PNP CT 200/57 P is specified with a melamine beech board and anthracite metal. For the PNP CT 140 P, the available description identifies it as a desk screen without a cover but does not give a material specification. Check the individual listing for any further construction details before making a selection.
The family’s colour attributes span neutral shades, including grey, white, black and beige, alongside options such as blue, green and yellow. Wood is also listed. Treat these as collection-level attributes: verify the colour offered for your chosen model rather than assuming all colours are available across the range. Origin is listed as on request, so ask for relevant details if origin information matters to your purchasing process.
What to check before selecting
Match the screen to the workstation
Compare the screen width with the desk width and the arrangement of neighbouring workstations. Check the selected model’s height and depth, too, and make sure the desk-mounted format fits the planned setup. The supplied information does not describe a mounting method, so confirm compatibility and installation details for the specific model.
Confirm the specification you need
Decide whether an uncovered screen or the acoustic-designated model is the closer fit for your project. Then verify its material, colour and exact dimensions on the model listing. If you are furnishing several desks, check that the same selected specification is available for the quantity and layout you are planning. Myntwork offers Mebelux products on a monthly lease; ask about the options for your project as you compare the collection.
Frequently asked questions about Mebelux Screen Partition PNP
What is the difference between the PNP CT 120 P, CT 140 P and CT 200/57 P?
The PNP CT 120 P and CT 140 P are described as desk-mounted screens without a cover. The PNP CT 200/57 P is identified as a desktop acoustic screen and is specified with a melamine beech board and anthracite metal. Check each model’s listing for its full specification.
Which PNP screen is described as acoustic?
The PNP CT 200/57 P is the model described as a desktop acoustic screen. The available information does not provide a measured acoustic rating, so confirm performance details if they are important to your project.
What sizes are listed for the Mebelux PNP collection?
Collection attributes list widths of 120, 140, 160, 180 and 200 cm, heights of 42, 43, 57 and 58 cm, and a depth of 2 cm. Confirm the dimensions available for the specific model you are considering.
Are all listed colours available for every PNP model?
The collection lists beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, silver, white, wood and yellow. These are family-level colour attributes, so check the selected model’s listing to confirm its available colour options.
