WHAT ARE SOME CONFIGURATIONS I CAN MAKE WITH MOVABLE WALLS?

Watch our video to get some inspiration for study and meeting spaces for your library, office, or any public space. With both straight and curved whiteboard panels on wheels, the opportunities are endless.

 

Tips for putting together your layout. Think about:

  • How much visual and acoustical privacy do I want to achieve?
  • How many people do I want to provide meeting space for?
  • Will people need individual study space or group collaboration space?
  • How many different sections do I want to frame out?
  • What do I want to achieve visually in the space?

And then remember, once you have the partitions, you can reconfigure them for the next need!

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Libraries often need more spaces

Many libraries can’t devote much space to private rooms because they have to address a diverse set of needs. Group work. Individual study. Children’s space. Physical space for books. Meeting space. Areas for teens. Resources for seniors. Computer stations. Classrooms. And the list goes on.
In some academic libraries, the issue gets even more complicated. Many of these libraries were built years ago, and the growth of the university has outpaced the expansion of the library, and resources like study rooms never go unoccupied.
This is where FrameWork, our innovative approach to solving space issues, comes in.