Where Bralco desk screen supports fit
Use this family when a workstation needs a screen attached to the desk rather than a floor-standing divider. A desk-mounted acoustic screen can help define a user’s area in an open-plan office, while a modesty panel is suited to situations where the main requirement is visual coverage below or around the desk edge.
The range can also support layouts that need to change over time. A desk-mounted screen is relevant for individual workstations, shared benches and team areas where consistent separation matters but the floor plan remains flexible. Separate support parts may be useful when replacing or specifying the mounting element for a compatible screen arrangement.
How to choose between the family members
Choose the adjustment you need
Select the elevatable desk screen when the ability to change screen position is important. The height-adjustable brackets option is another choice for a setup where bracket movement is central to the specification. If adjustment is not the priority, fixed leg brackets, a support foot or the desk-mounted screen with leg support may offer a more straightforward configuration.
Choose the level of coverage
Check whether the workstation needs an acoustic screen or a modesty panel. The Bralco modesty panel uses a natural oak melamine finish with white painted metal brackets, while several other members combine melamine and painted metal in acoustic screen constructions. This distinction helps narrow the range before comparing mounting details.
Check dimensions and finish details
Compare the required desk width with the listed family dimensions. Available widths include 135, 155, 175 and 195 cm, while the support foot is listed at 19 × 9 × 12 cm. Heights across the supplied range include 57, 58, 86 and 87 cm, with depths of 1, 2 or 9 cm depending on the item.
Finish information should be checked against the specific model rather than assumed across the whole family. The supplied options include natural oak, white, black, red, gold, beige and brown, with painted metal, melamine and white plastic appearing in different products.
What to confirm before specifying
- Measure the desk width and confirm the selected screen or support matches the intended position.
- Decide whether you need an elevatable or height-adjustable arrangement, a fixed bracket, a leg support or a separate foot.
- Confirm whether acoustic coverage or a modesty panel better suits the workstation.
- Review the finish, colour and material for the exact Bralco SKU.
- Ask Myntwork to confirm any details marked on request, including origin or warranty information.
Myntwork offers these Bralco products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a practical route to outfitting workstations while comparing the right support style, coverage and finish for each area.
Frequently asked questions about Bralco Desk Screen Support
What types of desk screen support are included in this Bralco family?
The family includes an elevatable desk screen, height-adjustable brackets, leg brackets, a support foot, a modesty panel and a desk-mounted screen with leg support.
Which Bralco option should I choose for adjustable screen positioning?
Compare the Desk-Mounted Elevatable Desk Screen with the Desk-Mounted Height-Adjustable Brackets Desk Screen. Both are intended for layouts where changing the screen position is an important consideration.
Are all the screens the same size?
No. The listed family dimensions include widths of 135, 155, 175 and 195 cm, with different heights and depths also shown. Check the individual product details against the desk before specifying.
What materials and finishes are available?
Across the family, the supplied details include melamine, painted metal and white plastic. Finishes and colours include natural oak, white, black, red, gold, beige and brown, depending on the specific product.
When is a modesty panel more suitable than an acoustic screen?
Choose the modesty panel when visual coverage is the main requirement. Select one of the acoustic screen configurations when the product’s acoustic format and desk-mounted separation better match the workspace brief.
