BuzziBracks Screen
A modular system of screens for visual and acoustic privacy
BuzziBracks is a modular system of acoustic screens in a metal framework. Reconfigure as needed to create an array of microenvironments for meetings, phone calls, focus work, or collaboration. Translucent or opaque curtains add an extra layer of acoustic and visual privacy. Create a stand-alone room and add worksurfaces, seating, and accessories.
Product Overview
- Modular design with a bracket system for accessories offers flexibility and adaptability
- U-shaped metal frame with curtains for visual and acoustic privacy
- Acoustic performance: attenuation, diffusion, and absorption for low tones, mid tones, and high tones
- Three heights and multiple widths available
- Combine frames with BuzziBracks accessories or other furnishings
- Optional accessories: tables, shelves, coat hooks, occupancy flags, and pinboards
- Power management and connectivity options available
Manufacturing Location
- Netherlands
Acoustical Solutions for Open Offices
Open floorplans provide benefits for collaboration and human connection, but it can be difficult to find a quiet spot for more focused tasks, meetings and calls, or respite. BuzziBracks was designed to address acoustical challenges in open floorplans, creating nooks that are shielded from the surrounding environment. The U-shaped frame and accompanying curtains, help keep inside sounds contained and reduce distractions from outside noise. Despite the lightweight or transparent appearance of some fabric options, curtains absorb sounds from both sides, while natural folds in the fabric help spread sound waves.
A Framework for Adaptability
BuzziBracks helps you offer people spots for focus work or collaboration—anywhere within open spaces. The frame uses a bracket system which allows you to configure and reconfigure nooks to meet your needs as they evolve. Attach any of the BuzziBracks accessories—from tables and shelves to coat hooks, occupancy flags, and pinboards—to create a variety of microenvironments with the furnishings people need to support the work they do.