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Nice designs - I like them and would certainly consider some of those ideas in any future office fitout of mine. However, I am unsure about those walls just in
by cyberferret 10y ago
Nice designs - I like them and would certainly consider some of those ideas in any future office fitout of mine.
However, I am unsure about those walls just inside the doorways that act as a buffer. Why not just have a door (with a glass window, the wall with the door doesn't already have a window)?
That way, the team working in the room can simply close the door when they do not want to be disturbed, or open it when they don't mind visitors. The window still lets others look in to peek at what they are doing, and the non window space on the door can still be used to put up signs, posters etc. as they would on the wall section.
- tckr 10y agoI wanted to have a little visual blocker, too. Just a glass door is not enough. Visitors can peek through the windows to see if a person is available. And I would add a red / green LED to the door knob which signals if you are free to enter. The wall inside also serves as a stand for the (heavy) flatscreen and has a coat hanger. I think it adds a nice cosy touch to the office, you you come in an e.g. take off your shoes.
- cyberferret 10y agoFair enough. The fact that the wall has multiple purposes is pretty neat. The concept is growing on my now.