Create collaboration corners with the new ThinkingWall® mobile acoustic curved wall from Logovisual

Collaboration furniture specialist Logovisual have unveiled a new mobile acoustic curve wall as part of their premium ThinkingWall® range. The ThinkingWall® Mobile Acoustic Curve fits with other units from the ThinkingWall® Mobile range to create amazing, adaptable collaboration spaces incorporating other practical features such as dry wipe surfaces, storage, and AV screens. They are quick and simple to switch out and move around as often as required to divide workspaces and make flexible layouts.

Designed to work alone or in multiples, the curved acoustic panel is easy to wheel into position to reconfigure space. The acoustic curve shares design aesthetics with the ThinkingWall® Acoustic Freestander, with a simple low-profile base with exposed ply edge finish. The unique grooves in the acoustic surface lend a modern, sculptural finish. The sturdy lockable castors glide over hard or carpeted floors, and the unit will even fit into a standard passenger lift for easy transport between rooms on different floors.

Logovisual created the curved acoustic surface with the help of The Acoustics Company in Telford, UK.
Jake Baker, MD of The Acoustics Company, commented:
“It’s great to work with a company like Logovisual, who see the potential in our materials and have the insight to see it through to the innovation of a new product in a market they know and understand”.

The standard product is 1200 mm wide with a curve of 90 degrees. However, in common with all ThinkingWall® products, the unit can be made to measure in different sizes and curves. There is a choice of acoustic panel colours too, and the ribbed surface is optional.

Modern office spaces need to be flexible to meet the needs of different teams and tasks. From small team collaboration to a video call, building in acoustic privacy is key in an open plan space.

The ThinkingWall® acoustic mobile curve fits perfectly with the original ThinkingWall® Mobile Acoustic Freestander wall. The curves can fit at each end of a single wall, next to each other to give a more enclosed booth, or in an S shape to offer pod-type spaces on each side.

Dan Varney, MD of Logovisual, was heavily involved in the design and explained the thinking behind the concept:
“The current trend is very much in reducing conventional desking and seating in order to re-purpose office spaces as places to come together to meet, to catch up, to collaborate… Places to foster community, shared culture and purpose. You can’t do that in rows of desks, and the team that’s in today might be bigger or smaller or needing to work very differently tomorrow. You kind of need flexible spaces that can be adapted on the fly without getting the builders in each time. Our products are about making that possible, and a curve is so much more welcoming and organic than hard corners”.

The ThinkingWall® range including the mobile acoustic curve is available to order now. Logovisual will be showcasing The ThinkingWall® Mobile Acoustic Curve at the Workplace Design Show at the Business Design Centre in London on 4th & 5th November 2021.