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Hiding a Messy Onsite Kitchen Using Mobile Room Dividers

Blog, Cafes & Restaurants, Case Studies, Pubs & Clubs | January 14, 2016 | Tony Haydar

Large banquets sometimes require onsite kitchen areas to help in food service and preparation. This is often the case when food is needed to be served fresh, hot, and fast

A Sydney Islamic centre finds a flexible way of separating the faithful

Blog, Case Studies, Churches & Religious, Privacy Screens | January 14, 2016 | Tony Haydar

Multi-purpose halls and event centres cater to a wide array of customer needs. Most often than not venues are offered bare, allowing the customer to customise it according to their

Splitting Daycare Classrooms Using Custom Height Room Dividers

Blog, Case Studies, Custom, Schools & Education | January 13, 2016 | Portable Partitions PPA

A critical part of learning is ensuring a good ratio between educator and students. Having this privilege means educators will have more time and focus on their students’ individual learning

Easily Set Up an Office Meeting Area Within a Room Using Mobile Office Partitions

Blog, Case Studies, Corporate & Office | January 13, 2016 | Portable Partitions PPA

Every business is serious business, and none more serious than that of a mortgage broker. Finding finance for a new home is no laughing matter and a mortgage broker can

Dividing Function Rooms Using Mobile Room Dividers

Blog, Case Studies, Pubs & Clubs | January 12, 2016 | Portable Partitions PPA

Function rooms and banquet halls are a critical part of the hospitality industry. They are a regular fix in hotels, restaurants, and registered clubs because they essentially satisfy the need

How Portable Room Dividers Can Cluster Students During Exams

Blog, Case Studies, Schools & Education | November 18, 2015 | Portable Partitions PPA

Exam week is usually that time in a given school year where students worry – a lot. They are concerned for the most obvious reason – fear of failing an

Create Additional Meeting Rooms Using Sliding Office Partitions

Blog, Case Studies, Corporate & Office | November 17, 2015 | Portable Partitions PPA

According to Jon Ryburg, an organisational psychologist and President of the Facility Performance Group who advises companies on office design and ‘meeting ergonomics’, “More and more companies are team-based companies,

Using Custom Whiteboards in Office Partitions to Aid in Office Collaboration

Blog, Case Studies, Corporate & Office, Custom, Smart Flex Office | November 6, 2015 | Portable Partitions PPA

Collaborative work spaces continue to be the “in” thing for most companies. Businesses look for ways to provide collaborative work environments for their employees because the benefits are abound. From sharing of knowledge,

A Private Dining Experience Using Mobile Privacy Screens

Blog, Cafes & Restaurants, Case Studies, Privacy Screens | November 6, 2015 | Portable Partitions PPA

Other than a great conversation between family and friends, the recipe for a great dining experience includes great food, attentive service, and an ambience that suggests good vibes in all

10 Ways to Use Mobile Room Dividers in Registered Clubs

Blog, Cafes & Restaurants, Case Studies, Pubs & Clubs | November 6, 2015 | Portable Partitions PPA

Mobile room dividers have come a long way. Dating back to Chinese antiquity, they were big and heavy, almost immoveable, and showcased decorative elements and intricate workmanship, which is why

Creating Instant Collaborative Workspaces Using Mobile Office Partitions

Blog, Case Studies, Corporate & Office | November 6, 2015 | Portable Partitions PPA

Offices need collaborative workspaces. More than a trend, it is a necessity especially for tasks that include project management where instant communication is at a premium, where a number of

Improving a Retail Store Layout Using Mobile Dividers

Blog, Case Studies, Retail | November 5, 2015 | Portable Partitions PPA

Retail store selling has evolved. These days, a sale doesn’t rely entirely on the product anymore. Marketing, accessibility, pricing, and other factors – they all form part of what drives