4 Pack Acoustic Freestanding Desk Divider Noise Reducing Desk Privacy Panel 16 x 24 Inch for Table Standing Sound Proof Dividers Desktop Office Furniture Partitions for Classroom (Black Gray)

Bought them to use as dividers for computers at the local library. They look like they will work well plus won't damage anything if they are knocked over

Tried these out in my office, they keep eyes away but not sound.

It's not a very good sound reduction. But it helps.

When working from home and due to limited space, I've had to take over the dining room table to accommodate 2 desktop monitors, keyboard, two laptops, docking station, laptop battery backup, battery chargers for 2 cell phones, a safe place to set my morning teacup, etc.. It wasn't practical to place this setup facing a wall to hide the tangled mess if tangled cables and cords. It bothered me to see my dining room like that. This product allowed me to erect a privacy panel on the dining table . Also, if I'm on Webex meetings, I can temporarily place a couple of the panels atop the buffet table behind me--that way, I can keep the background in a neutral background, and I don't lose meeting attendees who are distracted with looking at my dining room. These panels don't take up a lot of space, when compared with tall floor-to-ceiling pane.Other Observations:- Noise reduction? Absolutely NO, but then that's not my intended use for these panels- This is the closest way I can describe the material: It resembles to me like flexible lighweight pegboard without the holes, embedded with a thin gray liner (my choice) . Lightweight.Other considerations:- Don't even think about using thumbtacks to attach notes to it.- The material has the potential to become a dust magnet due to its material. Break out the lint roller or Swiffer occasionally (I got gray since black would show dust too easily.)- I wish there were punch outs along the bottom to thread through electric cords to the surge protector. Due to lack of punchouts, Individual panels can and do tip over if it's necessary to run electric cords under one or more panels from the table to the floor.