Acoustic Screen Jan Nowak SADIE Carbon Fog 280 x 145 cm

The Acoustic Screen Jan Nowak SADIE Carbon Fog 280 x 145 cm is a large freestanding partition panel designed to reduce sound transmission and create visual separation in offices, meeting rooms and open-plan spaces. Its wide dimensions provide an extended barrier that helps to control reverberation and improve speech privacy without permanent installation. The Carbon Fog finish offers a neutral, professional appearance that integrates with various interior styles.

Advantages

This acoustic screen delivers measurable reduction of ambient noise and helps lower perceived room volume by interrupting direct sound paths. The sizable panel covers multiple workstations or defines a dedicated quiet zone while keeping installation simple; the freestanding design enables flexible positioning and relocation as spatial needs change. The neutral Carbon Fog color minimizes visual distraction and complements standard office furniture and acoustic layouts.

Suitable for

• Open-plan offices and coworking areas
• Meeting rooms and interview spaces
• Reception areas and waiting rooms
• Training rooms and classrooms
• Retail counters and service desks requiring speech privacy

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 280 cm (width) x 145 cm (height)
• Type: Freestanding acoustic partition panel
• Finish: Carbon Fog neutral surface
• Primary function: Sound reduction and visual separation
• Typical placement: Floor-mounted, no permanent fixtures required

How to use

Position the acoustic screen where sound control or visual privacy is needed, aligning the long edge parallel to the area to be divided. For best acoustic effect, place the panel between noise sources and the listening area, or use multiple screens to create staggered barriers. Ensure the base is stable on level flooring and avoid blocking emergency exits or ventilation pathways. The freestanding nature means the panel can be repositioned as layout requirements change.

Usage recommendations

To optimise acoustic performance, combine the screen with room-level treatments such as ceiling absorbers or soft furnishings, and use several panels to form enclosures for collaborative or quiet zones. Regularly check stability and avoid placing heavy objects on the panel surface.