Zilenzio Acoustic Room Divider

Where Zilenzio room dividers can be used

These freestanding acoustic dividers can help structure a range of professional environments. Use them between workstations to create a stronger sense of personal space, around collaborative areas to give meetings a clearer boundary, or near shared circulation routes to make a large room feel more considered.

They can also be useful in flexible offices where layouts change over time. Since the products are freestanding, they can be considered when a team needs visual and acoustic separation without installing a permanent partition system. Their double-sided construction is particularly relevant when one divider sits between two active zones.

How to choose between the collection options

Start with the available floor area

Measure the intended position before comparing finishes. Consider the divider’s listed 70 cm depth, the width required to screen the area, and the clearance needed for people to move around it. A narrower option may suit a workstation or passage edge, while a wider format can make a more substantial separation between zones.

Match height to the level of separation

The available height attributes range from 43 to 190 cm. Lower formats can define a zone while maintaining a more open visual connection. Taller options may be more suitable where the aim is to create a stronger boundary around desks or shared work areas. Confirm the height of the specific variant before ordering, as not every listed dimension necessarily applies to every configuration.

Consider the room’s visual language

The wood and fabric construction, perforation and circular design give the family a recognisable look as well as a functional role. Beige, grey, white and wood can support quieter interiors, while black, blue, green or brown can add contrast. Select a colour that works with nearby desks, seating and flooring rather than treating the divider as an isolated element.

What to check before leasing

• Confirm the exact SKU, width, height and colour available for your planned layout.
• Check that the freestanding footprint and 70 cm depth work with circulation routes and adjacent furniture.
• Decide whether you need a lower visual boundary or a taller screen for a more defined zone.
• Review how the double-sided divider will face both areas and whether its perforated wood and fabric finish suits the interior.
• Ask Myntwork about current availability and leasing arrangements for the configuration you need.

Myntwork offers these Zilenzio products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a flexible way to equip changing workplaces. Once the intended location, dimensions, colour and quantity are clear, the next step is to confirm the available configuration and ensure it fits the room plan.