Beschreibung
Most rooms are asked to do two jobs at once. A studio apartment is a bedroom and an office, a loft is a workshop and a dining room, and the boundary between those functions exists only in the furniture. The Folding Room draws that boundary in five panels of white polyester on an iron frame, standing 200cm tall and 250cm wide when opened, wide enough to close off a genuine work zone rather than hint at one.
The fabric is the part that decides whether a screen feels like architecture or like a bedsheet on a frame. This one is a 100 percent polyester weave with enough body to hang straight, and it filters light instead of blocking it, which is why a room behind it still reads as occupied space rather than a sealed box. Each panel measures 46.5 by 178cm, connected on folding hinges, so the screen opens into a shallow zigzag that stands without a wall fixing and folds flat when the room needs its square metres back.
The frame is iron, powder coated, with feet at the base of each panel. Assembly takes minutes with the manual supplied in the box, and the panels can be repositioned to shorten the span or wrap a corner. Use it to split a bedroom from a living area, to block direct sun at a window, to create a back wall behind a desk for video calls, or to hide a storage run without committing to a built in wardrobe.
A wall takes a permit. A screen takes an afternoon.
Why This Earns Its Place
- ✦Five hinged panels, 250cm wide by 200cm tall when opened
- ✦100 percent polyester weave with an iron powder coated frame
- ✦Filters light rather than blocking it, so the space behind stays usable
- ✦Folds flat for storage in a hallway cupboard or behind a door
- ✦Free standing zigzag stance with no wall fixing required
- ✦Each panel 46.5 by 178cm, height 200cm at the frame
- ✦Assembly manual included, tools and fittings in the box
Technical Specifications
- Overall size 250 x 200 cm (W x H)
- Panel size 46.5 x 178 cm (W x H)
- Panels 5, hinged, folding
- Material Fabric 100 percent polyester
- Frame Iron, powder coated
- Colour White
- Light transmission Diffuses light, does not fully block it
- Assembly Flat pack with manual and fittings
- Footprint when folded Single panel width plus frame
- Mounting Free standing, no wall fixing
Where It Belongs
Renters use it to separate a sleeping area from a living area without drilling a wall, and home offices use it as a backdrop that hides a bed or a kitchen from a video call. Photographers and small studios use the white surface as a bounce and a background in one, while shops and clinics use the same panel count to carve a waiting area out of an open floor. In every case the screen has to stand on its own and disappear when it is not needed, and that is what the five panel hinge solves.
Questions Buyers Ask
Q: Does it stand without being fixed to a wall?
Yes. The five panels open into a shallow zigzag and the feet carry the load, so no drilling or wall fixing is needed.
Q: Can it be used to block sunlight?
The fabric diffuses light rather than blocking it completely. Placed at a window it softens direct sun while the room keeps daylight, which is the intended use.
Q: How much space does it take when folded?
The panels fold flat against each other, so the stored depth is roughly one panel width plus the frame.
Q: Is assembly difficult?
The package includes an assembly manual and the necessary fittings. Most buyers complete it in under half an hour with no specialist tools.
Q: Can I use fewer than five panels?
The hinge design allows the screen to be partially opened, so a shorter span or a corner wrap is possible without removing panels.
Q: Is the fabric washable?
The cover is polyester on an iron frame. Surface cleaning with a damp cloth is the standard approach, and the panels can be removed for a deeper clean depending on the frame fittings in your unit.
Q: What is the height including the frame?
The panels measure 178cm, while the assembled screen stands 200cm at the top of the frame, so the overall height includes the top rail and the feet.
Q: Will it tip over if someone leans on it?
The zigzag stance spreads the load across five feet, which gives lateral stability on a flat floor, and carpet seats the feet deeper. It is a freestanding screen rather than a load bearing wall, so it should not be leaned against.
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