Decorative Room Screens

Discuss timber slats, solid wood or laminate panels and perforated screens for receptions, lobbies and dining areas.

Where this system fits

Slatted or perforated panels visually define a zone while allowing some light through. Assess sightlines at the angle most people will approach from, as the apparent privacy changes with the viewing angle.

What to check on site

Compare finishes beside the existing floor and furniture. Confirm where the screen is anchored, which side needs a finished face, and how the screen will be cleaned.

What to send for pricing

Send the opening size, example finish and the view you want to soften or conceal. Mention humidity, frequent cleaning or customer traffic.

Test openness from the places people walk and sit

Partition setup examples

Decorative screens

Illustrative setup
Fixed timber slat divider in a commercial lounge

Fixed timber slat divider in a commercial lounge

Decorative screens

Illustrative setup
Timber slat screen separating a reception from a work area

Timber slat screen separating a reception from a work area

Decorative screens

Illustrative setup
Perforated metal screen beside a small office reception

Perforated metal screen beside a small office reception

Common question

Can the screen let light through while shielding a reception desk?

Yes, consider slat angle, spacing and position. A small elevation or sample can show how the screen reads from the entrance and from nearby seats.

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Prepare your project brief

Start with the location, rough measurements and the date you need the space ready.

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