GLIMAKRA of SWEDEN Limbus Floor-Standing Upholstered Acoustic Screen
The GLIMAKRA of SWEDEN Limbus Floor-Standing Upholstered Acoustic Screen is a freestanding acoustic screen for workplaces that need a defined boundary between areas. Its key differentiator is a Blazer fabric-upholstered panel supported by straight feet, combining an upholstered finish with a floor-standing configuration for flexible workspace planning.
Limbus Acoustic Screen Design
The Limbus screen’s upholstered surface gives a work area a softer visual boundary than an open, undivided layout. As an acoustic screen, it is intended for spaces where sound separation matters; it should not be treated as a soundproof barrier, since no sound-reduction rating is provided.
Blazer upholstery fabric is the specified material, so the screen’s finish is part of the visible workspace design rather than a bare partition surface. This makes it a considered option when choosing an upholstered office divider for a shared work area, while the straight feet give the panel its stated floor-standing form.
Floor-Standing Workspace Separation
Because the Limbus is floor-standing, it can be used to mark out separate zones without choosing a mounted screen configuration. This can help teams distinguish individual work areas or create a clearer boundary within an open-plan office, provided the selected placement suits the room and its circulation.
The range includes different width and height options, allowing buyers to compare proportions against the area they want to define. A broader or taller configuration may create a more prominent divider, while a narrower or lower option can provide a more limited visual boundary; the right choice depends on the space and the intended layout.
This freestanding screen can also be considered for a meeting area or home office where a workspace needs a distinct edge. Its role is to divide and define space, not to provide a seat, storage, or a wall-mounted acoustic treatment.
Upholstery and Colour Choices
The Limbus is offered in a broad selection of colour families, including grey, black, white, green, blue, beige, pink, purple, yellow, red, brown, and orange. That choice helps buyers coordinate a screen with an existing interior palette or use colour to make a workspace boundary more noticeable.
When comparing options, consider both the fabric colour and the screen’s proportions in the room. A neutral shade can sit more quietly among existing furnishings, while a brighter colour can make the divider a visible part of the workspace scheme. The GLIMAKRA of SWEDEN Limbus acoustic screen therefore offers a practical way to pair floor-standing separation with an upholstered finish and a colour choice suited to the surrounding space.