Partisound Acoustic office partition
With its fully fabric‑wrapped edges, available in the color or visual of your choice, it creates privacy zones and enhances acoustic comfort with style—without requiring any modification to existing building structures.
Available as a free‑standing partition or a matching desk screen, Partisound meets the modular layout needs of open spaces and collaborative environments.
Design & installation: visual and acoustic separation
Designed for easy integration into interior layouts, Partisound stands out through:
- an aluminium frame housing 60 mm compact rPET acoustic fibre
- a textile covering on all faces and edges
- three fabric ranges, offering more than 150 colours
- two configurations: free‑standing floor partition or desk‑mounted screen
Modules can be assembled to create linear partitions, build small meeting boxes, or organise workspaces according to project constraints.
Acoustic performance: high absorption
Thanks to its 60 mm rPET acoustic core, Partisound reaches an absorption coefficient of αw 1.00. It helps:
- limit the propagation of conversations
- improve concentration in open‑plan areas
- reduce ambient reverberation
- enhance overall acoustic comfort at workstations
Recommended applications
Partisound is particularly suited to:
- open spaces
- coworking areas
- modular meeting rooms
- tertiary workspaces requiring flexible partitioning
Sustainability & commitments
Partisound aligns with Arteck’s environmental approach:
- recycled and recyclable rPET fibre
- reversible solution, with no impact on furniture
- French manufacturing
- removable and washable textile covering
- fully demountable and upgradeable system
Partisound combines high acoustic performance, flexible space planning and textile customisation, serving the needs of contemporary tertiary environments.
Interested by Partisound ?
Yes, every order comes with detailed instructions to make installation easier.
At Arteck, we place the environment at the heart of our approach by offering acoustic solutions that comply with the most demanding ecological standards. Our products and materials are carefully selected to ensure minimal environmental impact and optimum quality.
- LEED & BREEAM certification: Our products contribute to achieving LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) and BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) certification, two international benchmarks for sustainable buildings.
- IAC Gold (Indoor Air Comfort): Our acoustic solutions comply with IAC Gold certification, guaranteeing very low volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions and excellent indoor air quality.
- OEKO-TEX® : All our fabrics are OEKO-TEX® certified, free from harmful substances, ensuring total safety for users and compliance with environmental standards.
- FSC & PEFC-certified wood: Our wood elements come from sustainably managed forests and are FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) and PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) certified. These labels guarantee responsible management of forest resources.
- EPD sheets: Our entire range has EPD sheets, available on INIES, measuring the carbon impact of our products
- Recycled and recyclable materials: Our acoustic solutions are made from compact rPET fibres (derived from the recycling of plastic bottles), enabling a significant reduction in carbon footprint.
Yes, our acoustic solutions comply with the requirements of establishments receiving the public (ERP), including crèches, schools, hospitals and other local authority facilities. We use materials that are non-toxic, safe and easy to maintain.
Our lead times vary depending on the type of product and the level of personalisation. On average, manufacturing and delivery take between four and six weeks after validation of the project. For urgent requests, please contact us to discuss ways of speeding things up.
Our team is with you every step of the way:
- Analysis of your needs (dimensions, aesthetics, technical constraints)
- Proposal of suitable designs and materials
- Validation and possible prototyping
- Production and delivery