Desk Dividers

There are many benefits to desk dividers and screens in an office environment. Screens are an effective way of offering computer privacy in sensitive work settings such as hotels, government services, and medical institutions. They can serve as a divider between office employees and also help with storage. If your co-worker keeps intruding onto your desk with work documents or stationary, a screen will solve that issue and create a clear boundary. Dividers also help to maintain a safer work environment as they provide protection from the flu and COVID-19 by acting as a shield between employees at their close workstations.

Desk dividers and screens ultimately increase productivity in an office space. They do this by reducing noise pollution and distractions, allowing workers to properly focus on their own work. Most can also easily be removed when more collaborative work is needed.

There is one major difference between desk partitions, screens and dividers and office dividers, screens and partitions. A desk divider and screen is used to segment tables and desks from one person to the next. They're usually quite smaller, temporary and easily installed on the desks themselves - allowing privacy without obstructing an open plan office layout.

Office partitions, office dividers or office screens are slightly more permanent and larger. They're used to partially enclose an entire space in the room, creating privacy and separation between two spaces. They can be clear, opaque and made from a variety of materials according to its purpose and are usually set up on the floor.

There are a few things to consider when buying a desk screen or divider. You need to think about what is needed in your own office space in terms of size, shape, style and functionality. Some questions to consider are if it will be a permanent installation or temporary attachment? What width and height will it be? Are you adding it to pre-existing furniture and need it to be easily installable? Would you like it in grey fabric or another colour and material? Will it be used more for privacy or noise reduction? If you're still unsure, feel free to visit our Perth showroom or speak to one of our ergonomic experts today!