Götessons Design Group Acoustic Room Divider A40

Plan around the room and the task

Before choosing a divider, consider what it needs to do. A screen used to mark out individual work areas may need a different height from one used to separate a shared room or indicate the edge of a meeting zone. The A40+ range includes several heights, so compare the listed dimensions with desk positions, sightlines and the room’s circulation paths.

Think about how many screens the layout requires and where people will walk around them. A divider should help define a zone without making access awkward. In a changing workspace, freestanding screens can be repositioned as needs evolve; check the individual listing for the included support details, such as whether a foot set is specified.

Choose a size and configuration

Match dimensions to your layout

Use width to estimate how much of a boundary one divider can create, and height to consider how open or enclosed the area should feel. Available widths run from 80 to 160 cm, and heights from 120 to 180 cm. These are ranges across the collection, not a promise that every size combination is available. Confirm the exact width, height and depth on the model you select.

Compare fabric and finishing details

Mica fabric is named on several A40+ options, while another listing describes selectable fabric. Check each product page to see which covering applies to that model and which colors are offered. The wider family color range includes neutral shades as well as brighter choices, allowing you to coordinate a divider with an existing office palette or use it to distinguish zones.

Finishing details can also differ. Some listed models have stitched edges, and one is described with straight corners. Treat these as model-specific details rather than assuming they apply to every divider in the family.

What to check before selecting

• Measure the intended position and leave enough room for people to move around the screen.
• Confirm the exact dimensions and depth of the model, rather than relying on the collection-wide size range.
• Review the product details for fabric, color, edge finish and any foot set information.
• Consider whether you need one divider or several to create the boundaries shown in your floor plan.

If you are choosing for a workplace, compare the options against how the space is used day to day, not just how the screens look in isolation. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to consider the collection as part of their workspace planning. Check the individual listings for the available model details and options.