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Pari Freestanding Screens
Tackable, thin-profile screens that stand alone or attach to a surface to delineate space.
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Overview
Pari Freestanding Screens are privacy screens for creating settings across the office, from individual workspaces to small spaces where groups can work together. They are available in a variety of heights.
Construction
The screens can attach to surfaces or work as freestanding partitions. They are tackable and share a frameless, thin profile. Connectors join multiple screens together, and the material is textile.
Specifications
The screens are 42 and 46 in high, 15 to 72 in wide and 0.75 in deep.
Story
Delineating space
Pari Freestanding Screens give a way to mark out space and provide privacy. A screen can stand completely free to create an individual space, or attach to a surface to delineate and provide privacy within group spaces.
One look across settings
The screens are tackable and share a frameless, thin profile with complementary colors. This gives a consistent aesthetic across settings, and they work with any Herman Miller product.
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