softwall - partition, height 305 cm, thickness 34 cm, white Tyvek®

molo softwall are flexible and multifunctional acoustic screen walls, which functionally and aesthetically stand out from the crowd with a playful dreamlike expression. The beautiful design award-winning* screen wall, which can be up to 4.5 meters long, occupies only 5 cm when compressed. Unfolded, it can stand straight or be shaped with undulating curves.

Gives a kind of visual ambient peace and quiet.
Who the hell doesn't need that?!

- Thomas Blachman

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Also an acoustic screen wall

The noise in open interiors is often a challenge. For example, for the working environments where the employees' concentration and well-being are negatively affected by noise and visual disturbances. The grooved surface structure of the molos softwall curtain wall absorbs noise (aw 0.5) and thereby noticeably improves room acoustics. No screen wall can stop the sound completely. But acoustic screen walls such as softwall rise to the challenge and blur extraneous speech noticeably. The beautiful screen wall is therefore also popular for flexible division of restaurants.

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It is about the perception of space

molo softwall screen wall is created by canadian architect and design duo Stephanie Forsythe + Todd MacAllen. Together, the two have won several international design awards for their fine architecture and functional products. The couple's design approach is that even the smallest elements influence the overall perception of a space. A thought that is clearly felt when a softwall screen wall is unfolded in its flexible length of 2 to 4.5 meters and thereby in a breathtaking way creates a room with peace and space for immersion.

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Screen walls in several materials, sizes and colors

softwall is available in kraft paper and Tyvek® and in heights of 152 cm, 183 cm, 244 cm or 305 cm (the tallest, however, only in Tyvek®). And with the option of choosing between the colors white, aluminium, black, brown or indigo blue, there is always a softwall that matches your decor.

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softwall screen wall in kraft paper

If you want an organic expression in the interior, softwall screen walls in kraft paper are an obvious choice. They are available in slate black, indigo and a fine natural brown variant and in heights of 152 cm, 183 cm and 244 cm. The kraft paper contains recycled fibers and is 100% recyclable. In relation to its size, the softwall screen wall consumes only a small amount of material (1% in full length). Properties that make softwall in kraft paper one of the most sustainable screen walls we know of. Which were also recognized in 2005 with the INDEX: Design to Improve Life award, presented by former H.K.H. Crown Prince Frederik.

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softwall screen walls in Tyvek®

You may recognize the Tyvek® material from security envelopes, festival wristbands or underlays for roofs. Made from rolled PET fibres, Tyvek® is incredibly durable, anti-static, UV-resistant and waterproof. Properties that together make molo's softwall curtain walls in Tyvek® a long-lasting and therefore sustainable solution. The material can even withstand wiping with a wrung-out soapy cloth, so that even the white softwall can be kept clean and tidy. softwall screen walls in Tyvek® are available in heights of 152 cm, 183 cm, 244 cm and 305 cm. You can choose between the slightly translucent white, the black colored with bamboo ink or the metallic alu-coated. For larger installations, we can offer softwall in Tyvek® in spec. color.

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Poetic and atmospheric light

When you choose the softwall screen in the white translucent Tyvek®, you have the option of giving your interior an atmospheric glow. The screen wall can be illuminated from the inside with warm (2700K) or neutral (4000K) LED light. The ambient and integrable LED light adds an almost poetic dimension to the screen wall and your decor.

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* Among others INDEX: Design to improve life prize (today The Index Project) awarded by former H.K.H. Crown Prince Frederik in Copenhagen in 2005.