Götessons Design Group A30

Götessons Design Group A30

The Götessons Design Group A30 acoustic room divider is a floor-standing, fabric-covered screen for workplaces that need defined zones. Its key differentiator is a fabric finish paired with a choice of widths, heights and colors, so you can select a divider that suits the layout and visual character of your space.

A30 Acoustic Divider Design

This fabric-covered acoustic room divider gives a work area a clear boundary without requiring a fixed partition. That makes it a considered option when you want to distinguish one zone from another while keeping the space arranged around freestanding furniture.

The A30 has stitched edges, with the seam color matching the fabric. This coordinated detail keeps the finish visually consistent, while the white zipper adds a contrasting element to the fabric construction.

Color choices span neutral shades such as white, black, grey, brown and beige, as well as blue, green, pink, red and yellow. That range lets you choose a subdued divider for a restrained interior or use color to make the screen more noticeable within a room.

Floor-Standing Setup Options

Because the A30 is floor-standing, it can serve as a room divider without being described as a wall-mounted screen. A foot set for the A30 partition is specified, and its fastening color is white; this gives buyers a clear setup detail to consider when matching the divider with surrounding furniture.

Several width and height options are available, allowing the proportions to be selected for the intended layout. Rather than choosing from a single fixed format, you can consider how much of a boundary the screen should create and how it should sit within the available floor area.

The divider has a depth of 40 cm. This is useful to account for when planning its floor position, particularly where the screen will sit near desks, circulation routes or other furniture.

Where the A30 Fits

Use this Götessons Design Group A30 acoustic room divider when an office needs a freestanding way to distinguish work areas. It can also be considered for a meeting space or another interior where separating zones is part of the layout; the data identifies it as an acoustic room divider, but does not specify a sound-reduction rating.

For an open-plan office, the screen offers a flexible alternative to treating every work zone as one continuous area. In a home office, it can mark out a dedicated work area, provided a floor-standing divider is appropriate for the available space.

Choose the A30 by weighing its fabric finish, available color and proportions against the space you want to define. Since no maintenance instructions or quantified acoustic performance are specified, confirm those requirements separately if they are essential to your decision.