Ways to use the Abstracta dB collection
Use these dividers to give open-plan offices a clearer layout without relying on permanent construction. A freestanding model can help mark the edge of a desk cluster, informal meeting area or circulation zone. Its circular form can also soften the visual transition between adjacent parts of a room.
The taller pillar models are useful when a workspace needs more than separation. The magazine pillar combines an upholstered fabric surface with a place for magazines or reading material, making it suitable for reception areas, waiting spaces and shared lounges. The whiteboard pillar can support workshops, planning sessions and day-to-day communication where a writable surface is useful.
How to choose between the models
Start with the role of the divider
Choose the floor-standing acoustic room divider when you want a simple, movable element. The listed floor-standing model is 80 cm wide and uses black or grey Dox-50 fabric. If the divider should also carry notes or visual information, consider the corkboard version, available in grey, white and black.
Consider height and added features
The pillar options are listed at 193 cm high and have a more substantial vertical presence. Select the magazine pillar when storage or display is part of the brief. Choose the whiteboard pillar when teams need a dedicated writing surface. The whiteboard model is listed as 47 cm wide, 47 cm deep and 193 cm high.
Coordinate the finish
Black and grey appear across the collection, while white is also available for the corkboard configuration. Fabric and cork create different visual and tactile expressions, so consider whether the divider should blend into the office palette or stand out as a useful feature.
What to check before selecting
Review the available footprint, height and intended position before choosing a model. Check whether the divider needs to sit beside desks, define a passage, support a collaborative activity or provide access to displayed material. It is also worth confirming the preferred colour and the exact feature required, such as corkboard, magazine storage or whiteboard functionality.
Myntwork offers Abstracta dB products through a monthly lease, allowing businesses to plan furniture as part of an adaptable workplace setup. Share your layout, use case and preferred configuration to identify the most suitable option from this collection.
Frequently asked questions about Abstracta Acoustic Room Divider dB
What is the difference between the Abstracta dB room dividers?
The collection includes a simple floor-standing divider, a freestanding corkboard version, a fabric-upholstered magazine pillar and a whiteboard pillar. The main differences are the added function, height and finish.
Which Abstracta dB model is suitable for notes or displays?
The Db Floor Corkboard Freestanding Acoustic Room Divider is the option with a corkboard surface. It is available in grey, white and black.
Which model includes a whiteboard?
The Abstracta Db Whiteboard Pillar Acoustic Room Divider includes a whiteboard and is listed at 47 cm wide, 47 cm deep and 193 cm high.
Are the Abstracta dB dividers suitable for open-plan offices?
Yes. Their freestanding and floor-standing formats can help define areas within open-plan workplaces, including desk groups, collaboration zones, lounges and circulation areas.
What colours are available in the Abstracta dB collection?
The listed collection colours are black, grey and white. Availability varies by model, so confirm the finish for the specific divider you are considering.
