Space Dividers & Zoning

Stability is achieved in several ways, which can be combined depending on the installation. The bottom row can be weighted with fill material such as gravel, stones, or sand. Additional Cubiks can be added at the base to increase the footprint. A corner or L-shaped configuration is inherently more stable than a straight wall: its lower projecting section can be built out by one or two rows, creating a convenient place to sit. For tall structures and high-traffic areas, the installation can also be anchored to the floor or wall.

On terraces, the divider is stabilized by a weighted bottom row and, where necessary, anchored to the floor. For windy locations, we recommend corner or L-shaped configurations and a suitable height. We can suggest a layout tailored to your space.

Polypropylene does not rot, is resistant to moisture, and withstands weather conditions and household chemicals. Its surface is matte, warm to the touch, and easy to clean. It is suitable for outdoor use and terraces.

All it takes is water and a soft sponge. The material does not absorb moisture or odors, requires no painting, and needs no special care.

Cubiks connect without tools, just like a building set. Two people can assemble a small 3 × 1.5 m divider in approximately 1–2 hours. Disassembly and reconfiguration are just as quick, making the system especially practical for event rentals.

There are no specific restrictions for open terraces, outdoor spaces, events, or retail environments. For enclosed public interiors, please check local requirements regarding the fire classification of the materials. We are working on certification and can advise you on the current status for your project.