Flex Screens

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Categories:	Office / Contract furniture ›Break-out / Privacy areas ›Partitioning systems
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Product description

Create privacy or share your work. These lightweight, freestanding screens come in three shapes and sizes and connect with a magnetic edge so you can build and take apart, again and again.

Articles about Flex Screens

NEW WORK

Back to the office

8/28/2020

Safe, hygienic, structured: how work environments can be adapted to suit the new normal.

DESIGN

Stylish separation

6/25/2020

Stylepark presents ten examples for room dividers, dividing screens and whiteboards that are as aesthetically pleasing as they are multifunctional: Thanks to their flexibility, they assist in compliance with the current distancing regulations while stimulating creative teamwork.

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A plaza not a silo

7/2/2019

Freed from the old constraints! At its WorkLife Center in Madrid, Steelcase breaks down structures and dividing walls.

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Absolutely flawless

9/4/2018

Steelcase has developed an affordable material that offers all of the advantages of carbon. The result is a robust office chair that reacts flexibly to its user’s movements.

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The future of work

11/14/2017

In the Learning and Innovation Center in Munich Steelcase has developed working environments aimed at increasing employee productivity.

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The right place for everyone

10/16/2017

Steelcase and Microsoft have developed five “Creative Spaces” that combine space and technology to enable the users to work more creatively.

DESIGN

Style with substance

7/14/2017

Everybody is talking about sustainable production. Camira has been practicing it for years. The British textile manufacturer makes fabrics from stinging nettles, hemp and jute and is a great champion of recycling.

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To make sure nothing gets lost

5/9/2017

Materials shouldn’t be condemned to the garbage, but rather re-introduced to the value chain. A genuine circular economy relies not only on recycled materials, but also on return systems.