Plan the Dezibel Divider collection around the room
Ceiling baffles can be useful where desks, seating or circulation areas need acoustic consideration but wall and floor surfaces are already occupied. The vertical Dezibel Divider format can help define the ceiling plane above open work areas, meeting rooms, reception settings and shared zones while preserving usable floor area.
They can also support a consistent interior language across several spaces. Use the same color throughout an office for a restrained appearance, or consider the available beige, black, green, grey, blue and brown options when the acoustic installation needs to complement existing furniture and finishes.
Choose by size and layout
The 120 cm wide by 38 cm high model creates a longer visual line across the ceiling. It may suit rooms where the design calls for directional elements above a row of desks, a table or a circulation path. The 58 cm wide by 58 cm high model has a more compact, balanced proportion and can be easier to arrange as part of a repeated ceiling pattern.
Both listed formats have a thickness of 6.5 cm, so the main distinction is their width-to-height relationship rather than a difference in depth. When comparing them, consider the scale of the room, the spacing available between ceiling elements and whether a linear or more modular composition fits the furniture plan.
Review the finish and color details
Finish selection is an important part of choosing a ceiling baffle for a visible interior. The collection includes fabric-upholstered or fabric-specified options, with Neve fabric noted for one of the models. Confirm the exact finish and color available for the format you are considering, since the product details may vary between members of the family.
The listed collection colors range from neutral beige, grey, black and brown to more expressive green and blue. Neutrals can blend with existing ceilings and furniture, while stronger colors can make the acoustic installation a more deliberate part of the interior design.
What to check before requesting a lease
- Measure the intended ceiling zone and compare it with the available 120 cm and 58 cm widths.
- Decide whether the room calls for a longer linear element or a compact square proportion.
- Confirm the preferred fabric, color and finish for the specific model.
- Review how the vertical baffles will align with desks, tables, lighting and circulation routes.
- Ask about installation requirements and the origin of the selected configuration before placing an order.
Myntwork offers these Zilenzio products on a monthly lease, making it possible to consider acoustic furniture as part of a broader workplace furnishing plan. Contact the team to confirm the suitable format, finish and next steps for your project.
Frequently asked questions about Zilenzio Acoustic Ceiling Baffle Dezibel Divider
What is the difference between the two Dezibel Divider baffle formats?
One model is approximately 120 cm wide by 38 cm high, while the other is approximately 58 cm wide by 58 cm high. Both are listed at 6.5 cm thick and use a vertical, ceiling-suspended format.
Which Dezibel Divider size should I choose?
Choose the 120 cm format when a longer linear element suits the room or furniture layout. The 58 cm square format is better suited to a more compact or repeated ceiling arrangement.
What colors are available in this collection?
The collection attributes list beige, black, green, grey, blue and brown. Confirm the exact color availability for the model and finish you select.
Are the Dezibel Divider baffles fabric-covered?
The listed products use fabric or absorbent finishes, and Neve fabric is specified for one model. Check the individual product details to confirm the finish of the chosen format.
Where can these acoustic ceiling baffles be used?
They can be considered for offices, meeting areas, shared workspaces, reception settings and other professional interiors where a vertical, ceiling-mounted acoustic element fits the layout.
