Workstation Panels
Schiavello Panels comprise a range of screens that create privacy and sound barriers in open plan and agile workspaces, increasing employee comfort and maximising productivity. Highly customisable, the panels can also feature reticulate cabling internally to minimise clutter.
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Overview
- Range of workstation panels in two distinct thicknesses
- Panel types: base, suspended, stacker, void and glazing
- Base panels range from: 450-2400W x 900-2400Hmm, see each Technical Manual
- Wide range of finishes and configurations available
- Product of Australia
- 5 year warranty
6-8 weeks
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System 45 is a sturdy, press-core panel system that offers a wide range of options, including the use of base panels and stackable add-on panels to achieve various heights and widths. Panels are non-ducted and 45mm thick with load-bearing top transom rails and off-module panel capability. System 45 panels can be floor or desk-mounted.
ColourLab finishes
Category A / Metal Powder Coat
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Category B / Metal Powder Coat
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Category A / Banksia
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Category A / Cairo
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Category B / Autumn
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Category A / Laminate
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Category B / Laminate
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Category C / Laminate
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Timber Natural
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Schiavello Panels comprise a range of screens that provide shelter from surrounding acoustic and visual distractions in open plan workspaces. Highly customisable, each panel is available in a variety of colours and finishes from our ColourLab range, including fabric, metal powder coat and laminate or timber veneers.
Workstation panels seamlessly integrate with a comprehensive range of desking and storage solutions and accessories, including hanging shelves, trays, pin boards and white boards. Completely flexible, Schiavello panels are able to cater to any possible workstation cluster, and any interior design. A selection of panels also provides cable reticulation, keeping the workbench tidy and cables hidden.
Tony Schiavello, Schiavello’s founder, began his career as a partitions designer. By the 1980s, the open plan office space was coming into trend and partitions were moving out of vogue. With this, and particularly also as computers came onto the scene, Tony focused heavily on developing ergonomic desking solutions. Despite the rise of open plan methodologies, the need for contemporary partitions still exists, giving way to a newer range of Schiavello panels, which boast cable reticulation and customisation.
The Schiavello Design Studio is made up of a number of talented product designers and engineers. The studio has been the driving force behind a number of Schiavello’s most successful designs, including Krossi in 2013, the first Australian made and designed sit-stand desk, and the pioneering Climate workplace system in 2010, still one of the most malleable products of its kind.
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