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Border Screens

Classically styled aluminium framed desk screen to create private workspaces.

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Border Aluminium Framed Desk Screen

Framed Desk Mounted Screens

Available in multiple widths and heights, Flexiform’s office screens are designed to fit all of our desking ranges, providing cost-effective workspace dividers. By adding office desk-mounted screens to an office desk, they help to boost privacy and absorb sound, allowing staff to feel comfortable, and therefore productive.

Available with a fabric or Plexiglass core and 4 frame colours, these screens are designed to complement any office interior design scheme. Our screen frames are manufactured from anodised aluminium to give a hardwearing scratch-resistant finish and can include return screens to divide desks side-by-side.

Flexiform Border Desk Screen

Key Features

The Range

    Product Specification

    FEATURES & BENEFITS

    • Minimalist rectilinear design with aluminium frame.
    • Integral tool rail clip point for accessories built into the top rail.
    • Desk mounted and floor standing available.
    • Floor standing office screens available with straight or disc feet.
    • Create ‘L’ or ‘U’ shape configurations with screen connectors.
    • UK made.

    DIMENSIONS

    • 600mm – 1800mm wide desk mounted screens.
    • 380mm, 660mm or 845mm high desk mounted screens*. 
    • 800mm – 1600mm wide floor standing office screens. 
    • 1100mm, 1200mm, 1400mm, 1600mm, 1800mm tall freestanding screens.  
    • 30mm thick screen.

    FINISH OPTIONS

    • White, graphite, black or silver framed screen. 
    • Macflex Mac 182, Camira Cara, Camira Lucia, Inloom Bondai 170, or Camira Blazer fabric as standard.
    • Opaque, blue frost, fern green frost, red frost or smoked Plexiglass as standard.

     

    ENVIRONMETAL

    • Recycled content: 47%
    • Recyclable content: 72%
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