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Layout Studio Screens

Fabric, laminate, glass and veneer screens for Layout Studio, center to modesty screens.

Materials
FabricLaminateGlassVeneerMetal

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Description

Overview

Layout Studio Screens covers the screens made for the Layout Studio workstation: center, gallery panel, delineation, Ubi Slim, end-of-run and modesty types.

Construction

A center screen stands in the middle of a back-to-back bench, fitted with or without the performance rail. Fabric screens come with Pari tapered, flat or framed edges, the gallery panel fixes to the end of a desk, and the Ubi Slim Screen is metal.

Specifications

Center screens in Pari tapered or flat fabric and in laminate are 0.75 in deep, 12.5 or 16.5 in high and 36 to 72 in wide. Glass versions are 0.25 or 0.38 in deep and reach 96 in in width.

Story

Six screens, one workstation

The Layout Studio screen range has six types. The center screen divides a bench, the gallery panel encloses the end of a desk, the delineation screen separates areas along a work surface, and the end-of-run screen closes off a row of workstations.

Materials by type

Center screens are fabric, laminate or glass. The gallery panel is laminate or veneer, and the modesty screen is fabric, laminate or metal. The Ubi Slim Screen marks a boundary for each person and holds personal objects on display.

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