Plan the divider around the space
Start by deciding what the divider needs to do in your layout. A panel can create a visual boundary between desks, help distinguish a focused work zone from a shared area, or give a team a more defined working area within an open plan. Measure the available floor space and consider how people move around the panel. The listed depth is 27 cm, while widths vary across the collection from 80 to 180 cm.
Also consider the height in relation to nearby desks and sightlines. The collection includes heights from 120 to 200 cm, but dimensions vary by model. Check the exact width and height for each option rather than assuming that every size is offered in every configuration.
Choose the features that matter
Standard or acoustic model
If you mainly need to mark out an area, compare the standard freestanding room dividers. If an acoustic feature is important to your workspace, look at the models identified as acoustic. The collection information does not specify a sound-reduction rating, so treat the acoustic description as a feature to compare rather than a promise of a particular level of noise control. Consider the room’s existing noise, the distance between workstations, and whether a divider is one part of a wider workspace plan.
Feet, height adjustment, and color
Several models are described as freestanding with feet, while one model is identified as height-adjustable. Review the chosen product’s details to confirm its configuration and available dimensions. Grey, blue, and red are listed color options, though availability can differ between models. Choose a color in context with the surrounding furniture and finishes, and confirm the selected option before arranging a group of panels.
Check before selecting a set
For multiple dividers, sketch the intended layout and note the number of panels, the width of each run, and any changes in direction. Check that the chosen dimensions suit the space and that the feet configuration works with the planned placement. If you are comparing models for a particular office, make a shortlist by feature first—standard or acoustic, fixed or height-adjustable where offered—and then compare size and color.
Myntwork offers Geramöbel Eco room dividers on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the models and quantities that fit your plan, check the product details and leasing information for the options available to your project.
Frequently asked questions about Geramöbel Room Divider Eco
What is the difference between the standard and acoustic Eco room dividers?
Some collection models are identified as acoustic, while others are described as standard freestanding room dividers. Compare the selected product details for the feature you need; the collection information does not state a sound-reduction rating.
Which sizes are available in the Geramöbel Eco collection?
The collection lists widths from 80 to 180 cm and heights of 120, 160, 180, and 200 cm. Options can vary by model, so confirm the dimensions on the specific product before choosing.
Are Eco room dividers freestanding, and do they have feet?
The collection consists of freestanding room dividers, and several models are specifically described as having feet. Check the individual model details to confirm its configuration.
What colors can I choose from?
Grey, blue, and red are listed across the collection. The available colors may differ by model, so verify the color options for the product you are considering.
Does the collection include a height-adjustable room divider?
Yes. One Eco model is identified as height-adjustable. Check its product details for the dimensions and configuration offered.
