Where BuzziScreen can be useful
Consider BuzziScreen when a workspace needs more definition but should remain adaptable. A screen can visually separate desks, give a shared area a clearer boundary, or help distinguish a focused work zone from a circulation or collaboration area. In meeting spaces, it may help define the setting without requiring a fixed wall. Plan its position alongside desks, chairs and walkways so that it supports the layout rather than obstructing movement.
Because the collection is described as acoustic, sound management may be part of your decision. Think about the room’s existing surfaces, noise sources and how people use the space. A screen is one part of an overall acoustic approach; avoid assuming that any particular placement or configuration will deliver a specific level of sound reduction.
How to choose between the collection options
Begin with the layout
Decide whether you need a room-divider format or want to review the Stopp-Panel configuration. Then measure the area where the screen will sit, allowing for nearby furniture and clear routes through the room. The collection lists widths of 32 and 80 cm and heights of 47, 59, 79, 120, 150 and 200 cm. Confirm the exact dimensions shown on the relevant model before planning around a particular measurement, as the collection attributes do not establish which combinations apply to each product.
Choose a color for the space
Felt-covered BuzziScreen options are listed in a broad palette, including beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, pink, purple, red, silver, white and yellow. A neutral tone can sit quietly alongside existing furniture, while a brighter color can make the screen a more visible part of the interior. Check the individual listing for the colors offered with your chosen configuration rather than assuming the full palette is available for every model.
What to check before selecting
Review the product details for the screen’s exact width, height, depth and color, and compare those measurements with your intended placement. Confirm whether Mix or Stopp-Panel better matches the way you want to divide the space. If you are furnishing several areas, consider how the screens will relate to one another and to the wider furniture scheme.
Myntwork offers these BuzziSpace products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the configuration and options that suit your layout, check the individual product information for the available selection and leasing details.
Frequently asked questions about BuzziSpace Acoustic Screen BuzziScreen
What is the difference between BuzziScreen Mix and Stopp-Panel?
Mix is described as a felt-covered room divider, while the other collection option is a felt-covered screen in a Stopp-Panel configuration. Compare their individual listings to confirm the details and options relevant to your space.
Which sizes are listed for the BuzziScreen collection?
Collection attributes list widths of 32 and 80 cm, heights of 47, 59, 79, 120, 150 and 200 cm, and a depth of 30 cm. Check the chosen model’s listing for its actual available dimensions.
What colors can I compare?
The collection lists beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, pink, purple, red, silver, white and yellow. Availability can vary by configuration, so verify the color options on the product listing.
How should I choose a screen height?
Start with the purpose of the screen and the surrounding furniture, then measure the intended position and consider sightlines and circulation. Confirm the exact height available for the configuration you are considering.
Can a BuzziScreen create a quieter workspace?
BuzziScreen is an acoustic screen family, but results depend on the room, noise sources and placement. Consider it as one element of the space’s acoustic planning rather than relying on an assumed performance level.
