Choose a screen to suit the desk layout
Start with the workspace plan. Measure the desk or work surface where each screen will be used, then compare that measurement with the listed widths of 120, 140, 160, 180 and 200 cm. Consider how the screen will relate to neighbouring desks and the overall arrangement. A consistent width can create a coordinated look across a row, while different widths may suit a varied layout. Check the fit for each selected model rather than assuming every width is offered in every design.
Next, decide which design detail fits the project. The 1102-F has a central cut, making its profile distinct from a continuous panel. The Tcf model has an aluminium edge finish. Use these stated differences to guide the visual choice; the available collection information does not give dimensions for the cut, edge construction details, mounting methods or comparative acoustic ratings.
Coordinate colour and finish
The listed colour range covers beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, pink, purple, red, silver, white and wood. Consider how the chosen colour will sit alongside desk surfaces and the wider office palette. Silver or black may work with a restrained scheme, while brighter colours can add contrast; these are visual considerations, not different performance specifications. The wood option is listed as a colour choice and should not be taken as confirmation of a particular wood material.
If colour consistency matters across a multi-desk project, confirm the available colour and width combinations for both designs before finalising the selection. The collection also lists circular as yes, but does not provide further details about what that attribute covers. Ask for clarification if this is relevant to your purchasing criteria.
Check the details before specifying
Before choosing, confirm the desk dimensions, intended screen position, preferred design, and required colour. Check model-specific availability and any installation or compatibility requirements with the supplier, since those details are not provided in the collection information. Origin is listed as on request, so request this information if it is needed for your project.
JG Duo screens can be considered for a single workstation or planned as part of a wider office fit-out. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option to explore alongside their workspace requirements. Compare the two models and confirm the details that matter to your layout before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about JG Open Systems Acoustic Panel DUO
What is the difference between the two JG Duo screens?
The 1102-F is identified by its central cut. The Tcf model is identified by its aluminium edge finish. Compare these design details and confirm model-specific specifications before selecting.
What widths are listed for the JG Duo collection?
The collection lists widths of 120, 140, 160, 180 and 200 cm. Check which widths are available for your chosen model and colour.
Which colours can I choose from?
Listed choices are beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, pink, purple, red, silver, white and wood. Confirm availability for the specific screen you want.
How should I choose between the central-cut and aluminium-edge designs?
Choose based on the visual detail that suits your workspace: a central cut or an aluminium edge finish. Also check dimensions, colour availability and any project-specific requirements.
Are acoustic performance ratings provided for the collection?
The collection information does not state acoustic ratings. If you need a particular level of acoustic performance, request the relevant specifications before choosing.
