Sigmund
Shape your world the way you want it
The office of the future is agile and flexible. When you need to change the use of a space without knocking down walls, then you need Sigmund. This ingenious sound-absorbing screen can make any area feel like a private office.
Create a smaller Collaboration Zone within an open-plan space, or curate an enclosed seating area. Wherever the flow of your workplace, Sigmund can help you intuitively meet the needs of your team. Without having to don a hard hat.
Dimensions
Width: 105 cm / Depth: 40 cm / Height: 175 cm
Frame
Solid wood and plywood
Filling
Synthetic felt with sound-absorbing qualities; cotton batting; HR-foam
Legs
360° rotating wheels
The cover fabric is not removable; wide range of cover materials, including flame-retardant textiles
Warranty
5 years
Furniture Cover Collection
Intuit’s cover selection has been chosen based on our long-standing experience and understanding of what our clients like. Our recommended cover materials meet the elevated safety and durability requirements of open space furniture. Upon request, you can order also from a wider selection of cover materials.
Designed for the Collaboration Zone:
- Divide your open space
- Deal with background noise
- Create a quiet corner
- Easily display information
Be a little flexible with Sigmund.
Pent Talvet / Iseasi
Iseasi is a design firm boasting a wealth of experience. Its core strength has always been industrial design, but thanks to the needs of its clients (and the trust they place in the company) it now works on a much broader scale.
Iseasi’s message, and the aim of its designers, is first and foremost to find ways of offering greater value to end-users. This pertains to the functionality, usability and attractiveness of every product, and much more besides. As such, one of the most important tasks of the designer is to protect the interests of the user, so to speak: to plan a product in such a way that it’s easy to understand and use and both honest and hard-wearing.
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