Specialist Cleaning for Office Screens and Acoustic Fabrics
Office screens and acoustic panels are the 'forgotten' surfaces that trap massive amounts of airborne dust and pollutants.
- 1Removes deep-seated airborne dust and allergens from vertical fabrics.
- 2Dry-mist technology prevents moisture damage to panel cores.
- 3Sanitises surfaces in high-density office environments.
- 4Removes 'finger-marking' and tea/coffee splashes from screens.
- 5Improves office aesthetics and indoor air quality.
Vertical fabric surfaces—like desk dividers and wall-mounted acoustic panels—act as massive filters in an office environment. Because they are rarely touched, they are rarely cleaned, leading to a build-up of fine dust, skin cells, and atmospheric pollutants that can contribute to poor indoor air quality.
Our specialist service uses high-filtration vacuuming followed by a dry-mist extraction or low-moisture 'foam' clean. This ensures the fabrics are sanitised and refreshed without the risk of 'water-marking' or delaminating the internal panel structure.
Acoustic panels work by using their porous core to absorb sound waves rather than reflect them, which is exactly the same porosity that makes them so effective at trapping airborne dust over time. As open-plan offices have grown more common, so has reliance on these panels to control noise, which means their cleanliness now has a direct bearing on both the acoustic performance and the air quality of the wider workspace.
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Protecting the Acoustic Core
Most acoustic panels are made of porous foam or mineral wool wrapped in fabric. If you get them too wet, they can sag, smell, or lose their sound-deadening properties. Our low-moisture methods ensure only the fabric face is cleaned, keeping the core perfectly dry.
We use specific 'fringe' tools to ensure the edges and corners of the screens are cleaned as thoroughly as the main face.
Improving Workspace Hygiene
Desk screens are often 'sneezed on' and touched regularly. Our cleaning process includes a broad-spectrum antimicrobial treatment that helps reduce the spread of germs in open-plan offices, particularly during the winter months.
Working around fitted furniture and fixed panels
Unlike loose upholstery, most desk screens and acoustic panels are fixed in place, bolted to desks, walls, or ceiling grids. This means access and technique both need adapting on site: our tools are chosen to clean effectively at height or in tight desk clusters without needing to dismantle the fittings.
Where panels are ceiling-mounted or form part of a suspended acoustic cloud, we assess weight limits and mounting points before cleaning to make sure no excess moisture or pressure is placed on fixings that were designed to support a dry, lightweight panel.
- In-situ cleaning avoids the cost and disruption of removing fixed panels.
- Access equipment is matched to ceiling-mounted or wall-fixed installations.
- Fixing points are assessed before cleaning to avoid overloading them.
- Desk-cluster screens are cleaned without disturbing surrounding equipment.
Before you sign anything
- • Vertical fabrics require low-moisture cleaning to protect internal panel cores.
- • Regular cleaning is essential for office hygiene and indoor air quality.
- • Professional methods prevent 'water-marking' on sensitive acoustic fabrics.
- • Fixed and ceiling-mounted panels are cleaned in place without dismantling.
- • Cleaning does not compromise the sound-absorbing performance of the panel core.
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