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Renew Sit-to-Stand Tables Screens

Surface-attached, modesty, delineation and slim metal screens for Renew sit-to-stand tables.

Materials
FabricLaminateMetalVeneer (modesty panel)

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Description

Overview

Renew Sit-to-Stand Tables Screens cover Renew sit-to-stand tables with the surface-attached screen, plus the Ubi Slim Screen, the modesty panel and the delineation screen.

Construction

The surface-attached screen mounts to the rear of a work surface and gives visual privacy below, above or both. It is made in fabric, laminate or metal, and fabric versions come with a flat edge or the Pari tapered edge.

Specifications

Fabric screens are 0.75 in deep, 12.5 to 23.5 in high for privacy, in widths from 24 to 72 in.

Story

Four screens for the table family

On Renew tables, the surface-attached screen covers the space below and/or above the work surface, while the modesty panel covers only the space below. The delineation screen marks divisions along a table edge or inside a larger shared surface, whereas the slim metal Ubi screen puts a boundary between people while individuals organize and display personal objects.

Materials by type

The surface-attached screen is fabric, laminate or metal, with veneer added for the modesty panel. The delineation screen is fabric, and the Ubi Slim Screen is metal.

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