
Companies looking to divide room space while maximising light should look at the wide ranging benefits of Prisma, the leading moveable wall solution from Skyfold.
That’s the advice of Andy Gibson, Style’s director for the North, who explains that Prisma is the perfect option when looking to retain natural light in your flexible spaces.
“Prisma is part of the range of fully automatic, vertically rising, acoustic moveable walls from Skyfold,” said Andy. “At the push of a button it descends gracefully from a ceiling cavity, where, when not in use, it is housed completely out of sight.
“What makes Prisma unique is that it not only comes with glass panels, which can be frosted if desired, it tapers vertically from the ceiling which means it can fit into tight spaces with potential obstructions.
“Thanks to its slim metal frame and clean lines, it also provides unencumbered sight lines, allowing your flexible space to feel more open, even as it’s being divided.”
With an impressive 52dB acoustic rating, meetings and gatherings can take place either side of the Prisma, without disturbance.
If glass is not the desired option, the panels can be replaced with solid options with a range of finishes to complement the interior design of the room.
Key benefits include:
Style is the exclusive UK partner to Skyfold. For more information, please contact your nearest regional Style office.
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