Where Dezibel dividers can be used
Dezibel models suit offices and commercial interiors where visual separation and acoustic zoning are part of the brief. A freestanding divider can sit beside a workstation, help distinguish a focused area from a circulation route, or create a more defined setting for short meetings. Floor-standing upholstered models can also work where a larger textile panel is preferred.
The vertical bundles offer a different planning approach. Two- and three-piece configurations may be useful when you want a more expressive arrangement than a single straight panel. Some listed bundle formats are circular, while others are identified by their vertical dimensions, so the product details should guide the intended placement.
How to choose within the collection
Start with the available floor area
Measure the width, height and depth you can accommodate, including clearance around feet and walking routes. The collection includes compact bundle dimensions as well as larger dividers reaching up to 250 cm in listed width and 190 cm in listed height across the available attribute range. Always confirm the exact measurements on the selected model rather than relying on the collection range.
Choose the construction and support style
For a conventional freestanding setup, look at models with standard feet. Upholstered fabric options may be more suitable when the divider is intended to have a stronger furniture-like presence. One listed model has a removable cover, which may be relevant when access to the cover matters. Bundle products are worth comparing when a two- or three-piece format better matches the desired layout.
Review colors and finish details
Color availability differs by product. Listed options across the collection include neutral shades such as beige, grey, black and white, alongside blue, brown, green, purple and red. Some products specify particular fabric or color details, including Neve fabric on one model, while others offer selectable colors. Confirm the exact upholstery, foot finish and shape before ordering.
What to check before leasing
Begin by identifying the number of zones you need, then compare single dividers with the two- and three-piece bundles. Check the listed width, depth and height, whether the product is floor-standing or freestanding, and whether it has standard feet, an upholstered surface, a beveled shape or a removable cover. If the divider will be moved regularly, consider how its size and configuration will work with your planned layout.
Myntwork offers Zilenzio Dezibel products on a monthly lease, making it possible to select a configuration suited to the current workplace plan. For a precise recommendation, confirm the required dimensions, preferred color and intended arrangement for each model under consideration.
Frequently asked questions about Zilenzio Acoustic Room Divider Dezibel
What types of acoustic room dividers are included in the Zilenzio Dezibel collection?
The collection includes freestanding fabric dividers with standard feet, upholstered floor-standing models, beveled designs and vertical two- or three-piece divider bundles.
Should I choose a single freestanding divider or a bundle?
Choose a single freestanding divider for a straightforward panel-based layout. A two- or three-piece bundle may suit a more flexible, vertical or circular arrangement, depending on the listed configuration.
What sizes are available in the Dezibel collection?
The listed collection attributes cover a broad range of widths, depths and heights, but dimensions vary by model. Check the individual product details for the exact measurements before selecting a divider.
Are Zilenzio Dezibel dividers available in different colors?
Yes. Listed colors include beige, black, blue, brown, green, grey, purple, red and white. The available colors and fabric specifications depend on the selected model.
What should I check before choosing a Dezibel model?
Review the exact dimensions, divider format, foot style, upholstery or fabric details, color options and any features such as a removable cover or beveled shape. Also check whether a single panel or bundle fits your planned layout.
