BENE Points Room-System Curtain

BENE Points Room-System Curtain

The BENE Points Room-System Curtain is an acoustic fabric curtain for workplace interiors where a room-system element can help define a space. Made from SARAH ECO fabric, it brings a textile surface to the arrangement, and its range of color choices makes it possible to coordinate the curtain with an office’s broader interior palette.

Fabric for Room-System Design

This BENE acoustic curtain uses SARAH ECO fabric, giving the room-system design a soft, textile appearance rather than a hard-surfaced finish. That material choice can help the curtain sit naturally alongside other furnishings and finishes in a coordinated workplace interior.

As a curtain within a room system, it provides a visual boundary for organising work areas without introducing another solid-looking surface. Consider it when planning an office or meeting setting that needs a more distinct sense of separation while retaining a fabric-led aesthetic.

Acoustic Curtain for Workplaces

The Points Room-System Curtain is categorised as an acoustic product, making it relevant to projects that specify acoustic room-system elements. Its role is to contribute a textile curtain to that setup; the supplied product information does not state a sound-reduction rating, so acoustic performance should be assessed against the needs of the wider project.

Its curtain format suits workplace layouts where a room-system solution is part of the design brief. In an open-plan office or meeting area, the product can support a more clearly defined zone while keeping the appearance softer than a solid partition. It is also suitable for consideration in other workplace interiors using BENE room-system products.

Color and Project Planning

The available color palette spans warm, cool, neutral and bold tones, including red, blue, green, yellow, purple, pink, brown, beige, grey, white and black. This choice gives designers room to echo existing finishes or introduce a distinct color accent; the listed configuration is red.

BENE identifies the product as circular and lists contributions to BREEAM, DGNB, LEED and WELL, with an Environmental Product Declaration available. These details can help project teams consider the curtain within circularity and building-assessment planning, while the EPD provides environmental product information for review. They are contributions, not a claim that a project or product is certified.

For buyers selecting a BENE Points room-system acoustic curtain, the decision comes down to the need for a fabric-based room-system element, the intended color scheme and the project’s environmental documentation requirements. Origin information is available on request, so it can be checked directly when it matters to procurement planning.