Götessons Design Group Screenit A30
The Götessons Design Group ScreenIT A30 Peak is a front acoustic desk screen for people who want a defined work area at an individual desk. Its distinguishing feature is the Peak design, paired with Mica fabric and a broad, square-like profile that creates a substantial screen presence without relying on a cable opening.
Peak design and Mica fabric
This ScreenIT A30 front screen is upholstered in Mica fabric, giving the desk divider a fabric-covered finish rather than a bare, hard surface. Its Peak design adds a distinct outline, making it a considered choice when the screen is part of the visible look of a workstation as well as an acoustic element.
The generous proportions make the screen suitable when a smaller desk divider would not provide the visual boundary you want at the front of a desk. As an acoustic desk screen, it brings a sound-conscious feature to a workstation; the available product details do not specify a measured acoustic rating, so choose it for its screen format and design rather than a particular performance figure.
Color and finishing details
Choose from white, black, beige, brown, pink, red, yellow, green, blue or silver to coordinate the screen with the desk area. The range includes neutral shades for a restrained office palette as well as brighter colors when you want the screen to stand out. This choice lets the fabric surface contribute to the overall workstation scheme without changing the screen’s front-facing configuration.
The seams are specified in a color matching the fabric, so the stitching follows the chosen upholstery rather than introducing a contrasting seam color. The zipper is white, a separate detail to consider if the screen’s edges will be visible in your setup. Together, these finishing choices make the fabric color and small trim details relevant when selecting a screen for an open office or a personal desk area.
Front desk configuration
Designed as a front screen, the ScreenIT A30 Peak is intended for placement at the front of a desk rather than as a standalone room divider. Its broad profile can help mark out an individual workstation in a shared office, while the fabric-covered surface keeps the visual emphasis on the desk setup. It can also suit a home office where a front screen is wanted as part of the desk arrangement.
This version has no cable entry, so it is worth checking whether your desk setup needs cables to pass through the screen before choosing it. If cable routing through the screen is not required, the uninterrupted front configuration keeps the selection straightforward. For buyers comparing acoustic desk dividers, the key decision points here are the Peak shape, Mica fabric, available color, matching seams and front-screen format.