With an easy-to-see frame and clear panels, these partitions let you safely establish sections or distance between people in your workspace. The frame is bright yellow to help prevent collisions in busy areas such as warehouse floors. Made of see-through polycarbonate plastic, the panels won’t block anyone’s line of sight. They’re also easier to clean than fabric panels. Included mounting brackets let you secure these partitions to floors, walls, and ceilings, or can be used as feet for freestanding partitions. Bolt partitions together via the mounting holes on their frames to create a larger and differently shaped partition.

Style B partitions have an open bottom half. Position them over a table, workbench, counter or desk.

Bolt optional casters to the bottom of partition panels, making them easy to transport to different areas of your facility.

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Move these panels to partition workspaces and separate workers. Compared to fabric panels, these polycarbonate panels allow more visibility to the other side and are easier to clean and disinfect.

Sliding panels glide open and collapse smoothly to best fit your space.

Folding panels have 360° hinges, so you can fold them into different shapes. The more panels, the more complex a shape you can create. Those with support panels are easy to move—the end panels act as bookends to keep the panel steady.

Panels with a fluted texture have ridges that reduce visibility. Panels with a smooth texture are as clear as windows.

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Place these panels between people to prevent the spread of illness without blocking communication—they’re flexible, so they won’t crack like rigid panels and they roll up for moving and storing them. Made of PVC, they’re durable and easy to clean, as well as lightweight, which is helpful when carrying and assembling them.

Hanging panels, unlike freestanding panels, can’t be knocked over and don’t take up floor space. Suspend them from the ceiling using the included mounting hooks.

Freestanding panels are easy to move wherever you need them.

Create workspaces by joining multiple wall panels. Partitions can be reconfigured as needs change and have leveling feet to compensate for uneven floors.

Wall panels must be supported every 6 to 8 feet with a wall bracket or with another wall panel set at 90°. Use two wall brackets to attach a wall panel to an existing wall: one for the panel top and one for the bottom.

To create a three-way connection, use two packages of corner connectors; to create a four-way connection, use three packages of corner connectors.

Bookshelves must be used with wall panels of the same width.