Edge Mounted Screen Clamps

Name: Edge Mounted Screen Clamps
Brand: Creative Solutions Direct
SKU: 52432
Availability: InStock

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Our edge mounted screen camps are suitable for any office desk with a depth between 6-40mm and can hold rigid substrates with thicknesses varying from 2-8mm. Acrylic screen available separately.

THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.

Looking for an Edge Mountable Clamp for your Acrylic Screens or Desk Panels? Check out our Edge Mounted Screen Clamps for Standard Desks as an alternative.

THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.

Looking for an Edge Mountable Clamp for your Acrylic Screens or Desk Panels? Check out our Edge Mounted Screen Clamps for Standard Desks as an alternative.

Edge mounting suitable for most office desks.
Fully adjustable to hold substrates between 2-8mm thick.
No tools required for easy installation.
Suitable for office desks, customer counters, and retail.
Cushioned pads to prevent scratches
Ideal for creating desk dividers and maximizing floorspace.

Offering the perfect solution to fixing temporary acrylic panels to your desks, our edge mounted screen clamps are designed to hold our clear and colour Acrylic Protective Office Desk Screens. Adjustable to hold any rigid substrate between 2-8mm thick, our clamps are temporarily attachable, meaning there no need for fixing to the desk, and the clamps can be removed after use. For a more permanent solutions, please see our Screw Down Screen Clamp, along with the rest of our Protective Screen range.

Made from sturdy aluminium, our clamps are supplied with all fixings as well as integrated soft black EVA cushioning pads to protect the surface of your screen from scratching and scuffs. Assembly and installation is quick and easy since it requires no tools and can be fully adjusted simply by turning the knobs.

Please note, we recommend using 2 clamps for all screens up to 1200mm wide. For screens over 1200mm wide, we recommending using 3 or more clamps. Edge Mounted Screen Clamps are supplied in pairs.

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