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Room Dividers & Screens

Define a book corner, art station or pretend-play area with classroom room dividers and screens. Explore freestanding panels, double-sided blackboards and mirror dividers.
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Define a book corner, art station or pretend-play area with classroom room dividers and screens. Explore freestanding panels, double-sided blackboards and mirror dividers.

Plan the space from both sides

Mark out the proposed divider on the floor before selecting a size. Walk the routes children and educators use between activities, then check what can be seen from seated and standing positions. A short screen may be enough to give a book corner its own entrance.

Put a divider to work

A double-sided blackboard can carry a menu on the café side and a shopping list on the other. A mirror divider invites children to compare movements or examine a construction from another angle. For an outdoor area, choose a panel specifically listed for outdoor use.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose a divider height?

Measure the space and consider who needs to see over the panel. Check the listed height alongside the width and depth of the feet or base.

Which screens double as activity surfaces?

Look for double-sided blackboard or mirror dividers. Decide whether children need access to one face or both when planning where to place it.

Can a classroom divider go outdoors?

Check the individual listing. The range includes an outdoor hardwood-slat divider, while other panels have their own placement and care requirements.

What should I check before rearranging a divider?

Check its base, assembly and positioning instructions. Allow space for movement around the panel and follow any fixing requirements for that model.