Perspex^® Screen On Wheels

The type of material you choose for your office divider screen will depend on what purpose you wish the partition to serve.

Our range of social distancing screens has been developed in line with the UK Government and WHO mandate to introduce protective measures into workplaces to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus in our communities.

Illnesses such as Coronavirus and seasonal flu are spread through infectious droplets which spread from person-to-person. Wearing face masks helps to prevent this spread, but installing quality social distancing screens makes an even bigger difference.

Our Perspex® acrylic and glass office dividers are recommended where social distancing measures are required. These materials are easy to keep clean and sanitise, meaning they help to maintain a safe and healthy working environment when wiped down regularly. Developed specifically to help businesses cope with the rise of COVID-19 in the workplace, these office dividers are available in a wide range of different shapes and sizes to suit offices, schools, retail outlets, receptions, medical facilities, care homes, hospitality venues and many more locations.

Our mobile Perspex® acrylic and glass social distancing sneeze screens can be easily moved around your workplace as required, and locked into place using the wheel brakes when you have them in the correct position. This makes them a flexible and protective design for social distancing measures.

We sell a wide variety of Perspex® acrylic and glass freestanding office screens in different shapes and sizes. Some of these are mobile versions with lockable castor wheels, others have standing or fixed bases depending on requirements.

If you cannot find the exact mobile Perspex® screen you’re looking for, please Contact Us and our expert team will help you to find the best solution, whether from our existing collections or by going down the bespoke route.

Perspex® acrylic is a polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) acrylic which is made from methyl methacrylate monomer (MMA) and trademarked by Lucite International, now Perspex International Ltd. Produced directly from methyl methacrylate monomer, a panel of Perspex® is cast between two sheets of high-quality glass, before being polymerised in specially designed kilns and water baths in a manufacturing process first discovered by scientists in 1934, the year in which the name Perspex® was trademarked.

It has been consistently manufactured commercially since 1938. 

Perspex® isn’t a biodegradable substance, so it won’t break down by itself over time. Therefore, you can significantly reduce waste by opting to recycle your panels once they are no longer of use.

Recycling Perspex® acrylic requires specialist handling and equipment, but it can be done. Experts use a technique called ‘pyrolysis’, where the Perspex® is heated to temperatures exceeding 430°C (800°F) and then placed under extreme pressure, altering the chemical and physical structure of the Perspex® and ensuring that no harmful toxins are released during the process.

Our Perspex® GUARDIAN Mobile Screens are available with next-day dispatch (when ordered before 11am).

All of our deliveries are to ground floor only. Larger quantity orders may be delivered on a pallet – this is kerbside delivery only. Unpacking, pallet disposal and moving of screens cannot be undertaken by our drivers – all protective packaging needs to be disposed of or recycled by the recipient. Please ensure you have adequate facilities and staff in place to accept partition screen deliveries.