Baq Line-Up
Rectangle Matt White (with liner and wheelplate)
6LUPR60MW
Many of our customers continuously seek functional and aesthetically pleasing solutions to optimally furnish offices and other indoor spaces. Rectangular planters act as smart, natural dividers that not only efficiently organize space but also enhance well-being, productivity, and acoustics. A stylish and practical solution that meets your customers’ needs.
Benefits of natural dividers
Large, rectangular planters filled with lush plants are ideal for creating discrete work zones within open office landscapes. They offer privacy and add elements of calm and green to the environment. Not just in office gardens, but also in company cafeterias, restaurants, or entrance areas, a large planter can provide the perfect solution for dividing a space, for example, by creating seating areas.
Which planters and plants are suitable?
We have selected planters from various collections and plants from our range. When combined correctly, they are suitable as dividers in any desired location. The Baq Line-Up collection, with options for planters on wheel platforms, offers flexibility as a movable divider. The Private label Antwerp collection is versatile and fire-retardant, making it a safe choice in office spaces and restaurants. With Baq Luxe Lite Universe, you give a space a rugged look, and the raised bottom allows you to easily assemble the planters.
Opt for tall plants with large leaves, such as Aspidistra elatior or Kentia palm; these are perfect for these applications due to their size and their ability to absorb sound and improve acoustics. Additionally, we are seeing more and more combinations of different plants at varying heights. This creates a true jungle effect in the space while simultaneously providing excellent sound dampening.
The positive effect of greenery on the workplace
The use of plants in office spaces is a proven method to not only enhance the visual appeal of a space but also to create a healthier and more inviting work environment. Research shows that plants can help reduce health complaints and improve air quality, contributing to employee well-being.