A clear work zone helps the team stay on task from the first appointment through the last handoff. Put this Opaque Acrylic Glass Top Panel where that pressure shows up first. Your office currently has to divide shared space without shutting out the light above neighboring work areas, and cubicles need to account for both demands. This 30-inch wide by 66-inch high panel places opaque acrylic glass across its top one-third, allowing light to pass through that section. The result is a panel specification you can review when a workstation run needs a visual division while the room still receives light through the upper portion. Its dimensions also give you a concrete starting point for mapping panel placement before you determine how many panels your office requires. The panel's external frame is made from 2-1/2-inch extruded aluminum.
Inside that frame, a wood frame holds a tackable board insert covered in a layer of foam. The panel is finished with Pewter fabric, while the frame is charcoal. At the top, opaque acrylic glass occupies the upper one-third and allows light to pass through. The 30-inch width and 66-inch height give you stated measurements for reviewing a workstation run, room division, or panel placement. The internal wood frame, foam-covered tackable board insert, aluminum external frame, fabric, and acrylic glass are identified as specific parts of the panel.
Configuration starts with single-panel pricing, while multi-panel orders are handled through a pricing call. Support feet and end caps are separate from the panel, and panel hardware is sold separately, so your order planning should account for those items alongside the panel quantity. The Pewter fabric and charcoal frame establish the listed finish combination, while the acrylic glass top section allows light to pass through. For an office manager coordinating space division, the 30-inch width and 66-inch height provide measurements for reviewing panel placement before you plan a broader cubicle layout. You can also use the tackable board insert for items your team needs to keep at the workstation, with the foam layer and wood frame identified as part of the panel's interior construction. Match the look to the suite, check the floor plan, and order for the next install window.
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