Götessons Design Group Scribble A40
The Götessons Design Group Gotessons Design Group G Tessons Group Scribble A40 acoustic room divider is a mobile, fabric-covered screen for offices and shared work areas. Its defining combination of a glass writing surface and fabric-covered body brings a place to capture ideas together with a movable partition, helping teams create separate zones while keeping a writable surface close at hand.
Mobile Acoustic Room Divider
Floor-standing feet with wheels make this acoustic room divider mobile, so a workspace can be rearranged as activities change. Use it to define a boundary in an open-plan office, create a more distinct area in a meeting room, or organise a home office without relying on a fixed partition.
The broad, tall format gives the screen a clear room-dividing presence. Its fabric-covered construction and acoustic category make it a relevant option when choosing a divider for shared work areas, while the mobile base offers flexibility in where it is positioned.
Glass and Fabric Design
A glass writing surface provides a spot for notes, sketches or planning during collaborative work. This pairing is especially useful when a team needs both a boundary between work zones and a surface for sharing ideas; the glass is integrated with the fabric-covered divider rather than being a separate board.
The Scribble collection model combines glass and fabric, with seams finished in a color matching the fabric and a white zipper. The fabric is available in a range of color families, from white, grey, beige and brown to pink, red, yellow, green and blue, giving you options to suit different office palettes.
Workspace Setup and Details
Choose this mobile screen when a fixed wall would limit how a room can be used. The wheeled feet allow the divider to be moved between suitable work areas, while its writing surface can support informal planning or idea-sharing wherever the screen is placed.
The product is supplied without a pen tray, so plan to keep writing tools separately. Its combination of a glass writing surface, fabric covering and wheeled floor-standing base makes it a practical configuration to consider for offices that need adaptable room division and a convenient place to communicate ideas.
For buyers comparing acoustic screens, the key distinction here is the integrated writable glass surface alongside a mobile, fabric-covered design. It brings partitioning and visual collaboration into one piece, with color choices spanning neutral and more vivid tones to coordinate with the workspace.