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The screen is easy to mount to the desk by using the included clamp.
You can also use the screen to display notes, pictures and other things you like.
The sound-absorbing desk dividers create a secluded and quiet zone where you can work undisturbed, at home or at the office.
Felt dampens noise levels, absorbs sound and reduces echoes.
This screen has been tested for sound absorption set forth in the following standards: ISO 354 and ISO 20189.
Please refer to packaging label for country of origin
The desk screen can be mounted with the included screw-clamp in worktops with a thickness of 17-36 mm.
designer
Tomasz Augustyniak
Product dimensions
Width
120 cm
Height
48 cm
Thickness
28 mm
Packaging info
package quantity
1
Height
4 cm
Length
125 cm
Net weight
1.95 kg
Volume
24.0 l
Weight
2.07 kg
Width
48 cm
Care instructions
Clean with a duster or vacuum lightly using the soft brush attachment.
Environment and materials
Inner fabric:
100% polyester (min. 30% recycled)
Outer fabric:
100% polyester (min. 60% recycled)
Item #
Assembly instructions
004.827.63
EILIF screen for desk
The panels in the EILIF series are produced according to the "zero waste" principle, which involves minimal residual waste during production and that the material should be reusable after the product is used. To succeed, we have only used one kind of plastic, namely recycled PET bottles, for the polyester in the screens. This means that they can be fully recycled, ground down and become something new at the end of their life cycle. Minimising waste doesn’t get better than this.
When we create products from recycled polyester, PET bottles and other sources of polyester get a new life in products like textiles, storage boxes, kitchen fronts and even lamps. When using them, you get to enjoy exactly the same quality and function as with virgin polyester products. And naturally, they’re just as clean and safe in every way. And perhaps the very best part – you contribute to using less new raw materials too.