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Three, and most offices use a mix. Desk-mounted screens give privacy at each workstation. Free standing partitions divide floor space and move when the layout changes. Acoustic pods and booths create a genuinely enclosed room for calls and focus work. Melbourne Office Furniture supplies all three and can plan a layout across them.

A pod is a self-contained booth with walls, a door and its own ventilation, so it genuinely blocks sound rather than absorbing some of it. A screen lowers ambient noise; a pod gives you a private space for calls and video meetings. Our B.Quiet range covers single-person and meeting-sized pods.

Start with what each zone needs, not with the product. Desk screens handle privacy along a row of workstations, free standing partitions define zones and walkways, and pods cover calls and focus work. Send Melbourne Office Furniture your floor plan and staff count and we'll spec the mix rather than over-screening the space.

It spans a wide range because the category does. Joining hardware and small screens start around $83, desk and free standing screens run into the hundreds, and acoustic pods are $12,250 for a single pod and $21,437 for a meeting pod. Ask us to quote a full layout rather than pricing item by item.

Not for the systems we supply. Screens and free standing partitions sit on feet or clamp to desks, so there is no fixing to the building and no make-good when you leave. Pods are self-contained units that are placed, not built in. That keeps partitioning out of a landlord's approval process in most leased offices.

Yes. Our Modulo room divider is a pinboard on a T-leg base, so it divides space and takes notices at the same time. Glassboard room dividers do the same job with a writable magnetic surface. In smaller offices that saves you buying a partition and a board separately.