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Specimen Detail · Direction Variant

2-Way Privacy Filter

2-way is one of the variant names in the supplier's own category navigation for this privacy family, alongside the 4-way, touch-screen and gold variants. Which directions of view a given filter is stated to cover is a per-product question: send your device and the seating pattern around it, and ask for that answer to be named in the quotation.

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Specimen Nº 22 — 2-Way Privacy Filter
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Variant: 2-way — listed in the family navigationAsk: which directions of view are statedMounts: ask per device — see belowInquiry: send device model and seating pattern

2-way is a listed variant name in the supplier's own category navigation. Send the seating pattern around your screens, and ask which directions of view the filter you are quoted is stated to darken, and have the answer named in the quotation.

Questions to Ask About This Variant

Start the inquiry with the seating pattern, because that is the information this variant has to be quoted against. Write down who sits to the left of the screen, who sits to the right, whether anyone stands to read it, and whether the screen is ever tilted, turned or carried between rooms. Then ask which directions of view the filter you are quoted is stated to darken, and have the answer named in the quotation for your device rather than assumed from the variant name. Ask whether a sample is available, and judge the sample from the seats you actually described — the chair in front and the neighbouring seats — before any fleet decision is written.

If anyone reads your screens from above or below — standing at a desk, looking down at a tilted display, or working with a tablet that turns in the hand — name that pattern in the inquiry as well, and ask whether the filter you are quoted is stated for it, and whether the 4-way listed variant should be quoted for those screens instead. Send each seating pattern as its own line, with the device beside it, so every answer can be tied to a named screen and a described room rather than to the family in general.

Preparing the Seating Description

Prepare the description the way you would prepare a floor plan. If your screens sit in an open plan, say who works beside each screen and where the walkways run. If a screen faces a counter, say where the next customer or visitor stands in relation to it. If the device travels — on trains, in aircraft, or between client offices — say how close the neighbouring seat is and how long the screen is open in that seat. These are examples of the patterns to describe, not assumptions about your rooms: the point of writing them down is that the quotation can then state, against your own description, which directions of view the quoted filter is stated to darken.

Two patterns are worth naming separately whenever they apply, because they change the questions to ask. If a screen is tilted up toward a standing reader, say so, and ask whether the version you are quoted is stated for a screen read from above. If a tablet rotates in the hand, say so, and ask whether the version you are quoted is stated for a device that turns, and whether the 4-way listed variant should be quoted for it instead. Describe how each device is held and read, device by device, and ask for the answer per device in the quotation.

What to send, and what to ask
Seating patternDescribe who sits or stands around each screen
Directions of viewAsk which directions the quoted filter is stated to darken
Standing or tilted readingAsk whether the quoted filter is stated for that pattern

Mounting the 2-Way Filter

The mountings are specified per device, not per direction: ask for the mountings offered for your laptops and for your monitors to be named separately in the quotation, and have the 2-way geometry confirmed against each. Ask whether the filter you are quoted carries an orientation marking, and whether orientation matters for the version you are quoted at all, and have both answers named in the quotation before the fleet is fitted. Send a photograph of the screen edge and the device's frame with the inquiry if you can, so the fitting questions are asked against the real hardware rather than a remembered model.

2-Way Inside a Fleet Order

For a fleet, the defaulting decision is yours to write into the inquiry: which pools are to be quoted under this variant name, and which pools are to be quoted under a different listed variant name — name that variant in the inquiry for those pools instead of assuming one answer covers the estate. Whichever way the pools are drawn, ask for the spares position to be stated in the quotation: which sizes are held as spares, and which machines each spare size serves. Send your device list grouped by type, with the seating pattern for each group beside it, and ask for each machine's pool to be named against it in the quotation.

Brightness: Questions to Ask on a Sample

Ask what the fitting costs the user in the chair — brightness included — and judge it on a fitted sample, in your room, rather than on anyone's first-day story. Ask whether a sample is available in your size, fit it to a screen your team uses, and judge the view from the user's seat and from the side before the estate order is written. Send the screen size and the monitor or laptop model with the inquiry, so the sample answer is given for your screen.

Ordering the 2-Way Privacy Filter

Tell us the device or the measured screen size, the mount you prefer and the quantity, and ask for the cut to be confirmed in the quotation. If you are torn between this specimen and the 4-way listed variant, describe how the screens are used — standing readers, tilted tablets, fixed desks — and ask which directions of view each quoted version is stated to darken, against that description, in the quotation. Ask whether samples are available before a fleet order.

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