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Personal Side Screen
A frameless, tackable fabric screen that slides onto a work surface like a paper clip.
660 × 330 mm
Official product information
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Overview
Personal Side Screens give people an easy and attractive way to delineate their individual workspaces within a larger, shared work surface. The designer is Brian Alexander.
Construction
An attachment mechanism slides on like a paper clip, with an option for additional stability. The screen is a clean, frameless fabric screen that is tackable on both sides, and it accommodates square- and thin-edge profiles and common work surface thicknesses.
Specifications
The trapezoid screen is 26 x 0.25 x 13 in (W x D x H).
Story
Openness with ownership
Personal Side Screens balance openness with ownership, marking out a person's own area within a larger shared work surface. They give privacy and personality to desks in high-density offices through a variety of fabric options.
Quick to attach and move
The attachment mechanism works as intuitively as using a paperclip, so the screen goes on and comes off without tools and is easily movable. Because both sides are tackable, people have ample space for display.
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