Freestanding 8 Panel Room Divider with Pegboard Display
Give your open-plan room a corner of its own. Eight hinged matte white panels stand 5.6 ft tall, and the pegboard surface holds hooks, shelves and décor with nothing drilled into the wall.
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Give your open-plan room a corner of its own. Eight hinged matte white panels stand 5.6 ft tall, and the pegboard surface holds hooks, shelves and décor with nothing drilled into the wall.
Freestanding 8-panel folding room divider with pegboard surface for flexible privacy and display
- need for visual separation in open-plan spaces
- wanting a display or hanging surface without wall fixings
Split the room. Keep the wall.
Open-plan rooms leave you with no corner to work, rest, or hide clutter. This eight-panel divider stands on its own and turns into a pegboard display, so you get separation without drilling.
Eight hinged panels, one tall, steady screen
- Stands tall, folds small
Eight hinged panels reach 5.6 ft when extended, giving full-height separation a single screen cannot. When you need the floor back, it folds down for storage.
- A wall you can hang on
The perforated panels take hooks, shelves and décor with no wall fixings. Renters get a display wall that moves out with them.
What arrives at your door
- 8-panel folding room divider×1
Matte white wood pegboard panels
- Hinges and latch hardware
Attached to the panels
From open and exposed to defined
The room that is always on show
Open-plan living means every guest sees your laundry, your desk and your mess. The wall above your workspace stays bare because you rent and cannot drill it.
A divider that goes where you go
Eight panels, 5.6 ft tall, standing on their own. Put it behind a desk, between dining and sofa, or against a plain wall, then hang what you like on it.
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Questions and answers
It is freestanding and the hinged panels stand on their own once fully extended. Set it in a zigzag rather than a straight line for the steadiest footing, and keep heavy items low and spread across the middle of the pegboard.
Eight panels at 5.6 ft tall take more floor width than most people expect when fully open. Measure the gap first, and you can open it only partway to suit a tighter spot.
No. Unfold the panels, check that the hinges and latches sit properly, and place it. Nothing is drilled into your walls.
It suits hooks, light shelves and décor. Keep weight toward the middle of the panel, not the top edge, so the frame stays steady.
Eight panels give you real height and width, and the pegboard surface holds things. Over time one screen that also works as a display wall replaces a divider plus shelving or a wall-mounted board.
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