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Steel vs. Aluminum: What Makes a Stronger Room Divider?

Steel vs. Aluminum: What Makes a Stronger Room Divider?

Posted by Julie Wenckowski on Feb 5th 2013

When choosing a portable room divider, the materials behind its construction matter. Steel and aluminum each offer different advantages, and the strongest design does not necessarily rely on only one. It uses each material where it performs best. Steel Adds Strength and Stability Steel is known for its strength, rigidity, and durability. Because it is heavier than aluminum, it can provide a stable …
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Wondering How To Install Room Dividers Is Never An Issue When You Buy A Screenflex Partition

Posted by Julie Wenckowski on Feb 1st 2013

Many Screenflex Room Dividers arrive fully assembled, so no installation is required. Simply remove the packing materials, wheel the divider into place, release the screen lock, and arrange the panels in the configuration you need.. With one room divider, you can create many room options. One straight divider creates two rooms or a storage area.  An "L" shaped divider can create a semi-priva …
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Do Room Dividers Absorb Sound?

Do Room Dividers Absorb Sound?

Posted by Julie Wenckowski on Jan 30th 2013

Yes—some room dividers are designed to absorb sound. Screenflex portable room dividers feature sound-absorbing panels that help reduce echo, reverberation, and everyday distractions while adding visual separation. They will not soundproof a room or eliminate all noise, but they can make shared spaces feel quieter, more focused, and easier to use. Less Noise, More Focus In rooms with hard s …
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How Room Dividers Reduced Distractions During a School Musical

How Room Dividers Reduced Distractions During a School Musical

Posted by Julie Wenckowski on Jan 29th 2013

With 62 students, detailed costumes, oversized props, and multiple scene changes, a local school’s dress rehearsal of Flat Stanley had plenty of moving parts. Two Screenflex room dividers helped the cast and crew keep the production organized, both onstage and behind the scenes. Separating Busy Backstage Areas A 6-foot-high by 20-foot-5-inch divider separated the staging and costuming areas, …
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