Götessons Design Group Booth A30

Götessons Design Group Booth A30

The Götessons Design Group Booth A30 acoustic room divider is a three-panel, freestanding screen for workplaces that need a defined zone without a fixed partition. Its fabric-covered Mica construction and stitched edges distinguish it from a plain divider, while the Booth format gives teams a flexible way to separate areas within a shared room.

Freestanding Acoustic Room Divider

The three-panel format gives the Booth A30 a broad presence, helping mark out a work area within a larger space. As a freestanding acoustic room divider, it can be positioned as a standalone screen rather than attached to a wall, which makes it relevant when a workspace needs division without a permanent partition.

This design suits open-plan offices, shared work areas and meeting spaces where separating zones can help give different activities their own place. Its acoustic classification makes it an option to consider when choosing a screen for a more considered workplace layout; no specific sound-reduction level is provided, so it should not be treated as a soundproof enclosure.

Several width options are available, allowing buyers to choose a broader or more compact presence for their layout. The screen’s freestanding, three-panel configuration is the defining feature, so it works as a visible boundary rather than a wall-mounted panel or a single flat screen.

Mica Fabric and Stitched Edges

The Booth A30 is covered in Mica fabric, bringing a textile finish to the screen instead of an exposed hard surface. This gives offices a way to introduce an upholstered-looking divider into their interior scheme while retaining the product’s role as a space-separating acoustic screen.

Stitched edges provide a finished detail around the fabric-covered panels. The stitching is specified in a matching color to the fabric, so the edge treatment stays coordinated with the selected upholstery rather than creating a contrasting border. Together, the fabric and seams give the divider a consistent appearance from panel to panel.

Because care instructions and acoustic performance figures are not specified, the available information does not establish a cleaning method or quantify how much sound the screen reduces. Buyers can assess those needs separately while choosing the product for its stated construction and freestanding format.

Color Options for Workspaces

The fabric is available in a wide range of color families, including white, black, beige, brown, grey and silver, as well as pink, red, yellow, green and blue. This lets the screen either sit quietly among neutral office finishes or add a stronger color accent to a shared space.

Götessons Design Group’s Booth A30 is therefore suited to buyers looking for a three-panel fabric-covered divider with a choice of widths and colors. Consider it for open work areas or meeting rooms where a freestanding screen can define a zone and bring an acoustic product into the room without a fixed installation.