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For most office environments, each operator should have a desk space around 1200–1800mm wide and 600–750mm deep. A 1200mm desk can suit compact computer-based work, while 1500mm or 1800mm widths provide more room for dual monitors, paperwork and accessories.
A linear workstation is ideal for narrow offices, wall placement and simple team layouts, while a pod-style workstation can encourage collaboration and make better use of larger open-plan spaces. The best option depends on the room shape, available floor space, workflow and the level of interaction required between staff.
Many 3 operator workstations can be supplied with desk-mounted privacy or acoustic screens between individual work areas. Screens help define each operator’s workspace, improve visual privacy and can reduce distractions in busy open-plan environments.
Yes, many workstation screen systems are available in a selection of fabric colours, finishes and sizes. This allows businesses to coordinate workstation screens with corporate branding, existing office furniture or interior colour schemes, although available options vary between manufacturers.
Yes. Many 3 operator workstations can incorporate desktop power modules, power outlets, USB charging and data connections for convenient access. Power can also be managed underneath the desks using cable trays and cable management systems to keep cords organised and reduce clutter.
