Choose screens around the layout
Start by identifying what the partition should do in your space. A screen can help distinguish individual workstations, separate adjacent activities or give a shared area a clearer boundary. For a layout that may change, freestanding screens are worth considering because they are not described as fixed installations. Check that the intended position leaves suitable room for movement and does not obstruct routes through the workspace.
Use width and height to plan coverage
Compare the screen’s listed width with the span you want to define. A wider option may cover more of that span with one screen, while a narrower choice can be easier to place where the boundary needs to be more limited. Height affects how much of the view across a space is interrupted. The collection lists several widths and heights, but not every combination is necessarily offered, so verify the dimensions for the exact model you select.
The listed depth is 41 cm. Include that footprint when checking the proposed position, especially in a busy area or where screens will sit near desks and circulation paths. Models are described as freestanding with feet; confirm the product details for the individual option before finalising the floor plan.
Check the features that matter to your team
Acoustic designation and color
If sound management is part of your brief, note that one named member is identified as acoustic. The collection details do not provide a performance rating or explain the construction, so ask for the exact product information you need before relying on it for a specific acoustic outcome. Other named members are described as freestanding partition screens, without that acoustic wording.
Grey, blue and red are the colors listed across the collection. Choose a color in relation to the surrounding furniture and the visual role of the screen, then confirm its availability on the model you are considering. Material or surface details are not specified in the available collection facts, so check the item information if those details affect your decision.
Before you select a model
Measure the intended area, note the coverage and height you need, and compare those requirements with the dimensions attached to each available model. Confirm the color, freestanding feet and any acoustic designation on that same model rather than relying on collection-level options alone. Warranty and origin are listed as on request, so request those details if they are relevant to your purchasing process.
Myntwork offers Geramöbel Pro partition screens on a monthly lease. Once you have identified a suitable size and color, check the product details and leasing information for the specific option to understand the next steps.
Frequently asked questions about Geramöbel Partition Screen Pro
How do I choose the right width for a Geramöbel Pro screen?
Measure the span you want to define and compare it with the width listed for each model. Options are listed from 80 to 160 cm, but confirm the exact dimensions on the individual product.
Which heights are available in this collection?
Collection-level height options are listed as 120, 140, 160, 180 and 200 cm. Check the selected model’s details to confirm its specific height.
Are all Geramöbel Pro partition screens acoustic?
No acoustic description is provided for every member. One named model is identified as acoustic; the available facts do not specify a sound-reduction rating.
What colors can I compare?
Grey, blue and red are listed across the collection. Confirm the color offered for the particular size and model you are considering.
What should I verify before leasing a screen?
Check the model’s dimensions, color, feet and any acoustic designation. If warranty or origin information matters to your decision, request those details; both are listed as on request.
