Free standing partitions at Melbourne Office Furniture range from around $18 for joining hardware up to $2,200 for large acoustic and glassboard dividers, with most screens sitting between those. Price moves with height, width, panel thickness and finish. For a multi-screen office layout, send us your floor plan and we'll quote the whole run.

A free standing partition sits on stabilising feet and can be moved or repositioned without tools, fixings or drilling. A demountable wall is built in and fixed to the floor or ceiling, so relocating it becomes a construction job. Free standing screens suit changing layouts and leased offices where you can't alter the building.

Yes. Our Communicate Glassboard Room Dividers work as both a partition and a writable surface, so a meeting area gets separation and a magnetic glass board in one piece. They suit boardrooms, breakout zones and open-plan offices. Visit the Laverton North showroom Monday to Friday by appointment to see the finishes in person.

Acoustic screens absorb sound rather than block it, so they lower ambient noise instead of silencing a space. A dense acoustic core absorbs more than a thin fabric panel, and taller screens do more than low ones. For open-plan offices with a real noise problem, combine free standing screens with desk top acoustic panels.

Yes. The SK free standing range uses joiners and the SHUSH range uses joining poles, so screens can be linked into a continuous run or angled to form a corner. That lets you build a meeting nook or a corridor divider from standard panels. Joining hardware is sold separately, starting at $18.

No. They stand on their own feet with no drilling, wall fixing or floor attachment, and several models arrive fully assembled. That means no building works and no make-good when you leave a leased office. Melbourne Office Furniture delivers across Melbourne with our own vehicles and can set larger runs out for you.