Office Partitions and Cubicles

When shopping for partitions and cubicles, it's important to think about your privacy and separation needs. Depending on your team and workflow, you'll have requirements for visual privacy, noise control, flexibility, and more. These needs will determine thingssuch as partition height, materials, and layout, allowing you to narrow down your options while you shop. Also remember to think about where the electrical and data connection are in your office, so the people working in their cubicles can be properly powered and connected

At Source, we offer a variety of partitions designed to fit your privacy needs. Whether you're looking to set up cubicles with personal space for each team member or divide up a larger area for different purposes, our panel systems and free-standing partitions can help. We also have desk-mounted panels that attach directly to your workstation, perfect for creating privacy while still keeping your workspace open and collaborative.

The best layout really depends on how many workstations you want to fit into a specific space. The wonderful thing about panels and cubicles is their flexibility – you can create nearly any layout you need, and easily rearrange things as your team grows. If you're looking for a little extra help with planning, Source also offers space planning services to make the whole process smoother for you.

Every workstation should have at least 36" of clearance space between the desk and the start of the next cubicle. This gives users enough space to move around freely within their workstation.

If you're starting with a desk, our partitions and cubicles come in a variety of sizes that easily fit around your current setup. Or, if you're looking for the perfect desk to complete your cubicle, we’ve got plenty of desk and workstation configurations to help you find the perfect fit.

Definitely. You can shop our partitions and cubicles in person at one of our showrooms across Canada. In our showrooms, you'll get to see possible layouts and configurations making it easier to visualize how it might look in your office.