Partition Screen Felt screens create quiet, flexible rooms in homes, clinics, offices and cafes, with a soft finish and felt both sides for privacy and warmth.
| Height | 1.5 to 2.1 m |
|---|---|
| Frame | Timber or steel |
| Face | Felt both sides |
| Mobility | Feet or track |
| Care | Brush |
| Lead | 4 to 6 weeks |
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Partition Screen Felt suits spaces that need gentle privacy, better acoustics or a welcoming texture. In open-plan offices, it helps carve out meeting zones or quiet pods without blocking all the light. Clinics and classrooms use it to divide areas for different activities, yet still let staff move screens as needs change.
Cafes, hotel lobbies and co-working spaces use these felt screens to soften chatter, mark off booths or waiting zones, or update a layout without builders’ dust. At home, a felt partition is ideal to separate a work corner or reading nook, especially where a full wall would make things too boxed in.
A careful measure saves headaches down the line. Partition Screen Felt comes in heights from 1.5 to 2.1 metres, framed in timber or steel with felt both sides. Decide if you need mobile screens on feet, or a sliding system on a track.
On the Highveld, dry winters and dust mean regular brushing keeps your felt clean. Partition screens help tame echoes in tiled or stone-floored rooms, and add warmth where winter chills bite. In Cape Town’s wet winters, felt buffers moisture in the air, but the room must air out well to prevent mustiness.
Near the coast, polyester acoustic felt stays stable in humid air and shrugs off coastal damp, a good match for Durban’s year-round moisture. For homes or clinics close to the sea, check for salt deposits and brush surfaces as needed. In any sunny spot, Joburg, Gqeberha or Umhlanga, rotate your screens or use UV film to slow fading on strong colours.
A Woodstock architect wanted a flexible workroom in a small converted warehouse. They used two Partition Screen Felt panels, each 1.8 metres high with a timber frame and felt both sides in Soft Leaf and Stone Wash. The panels stand on feet, easy to move for cleaning or layout changes.
The screens break up a long echoey space into two distinct working zones. When the sun shifts, the client slides one panel to cut glare from west-facing windows. The felt surface helps soak up sound from the concrete floor, and staff use the panel edge to pin up sketches. Cleaning is a weekly brush to lift dust, with a damp cloth for any spills.
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