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dot walls are designed to stand on the carpet, and upon removal leave minimal damage to walls and ceiling grid – click here to see the difference. dot’s policy ensures that, when you leave leased premises, your ‘make-good’ costs are minimal. Research by the Facilities Managers Association of Australia (FMA) sets the cost of relocation of staff, equipment and departments within a facility as contributing $3.6 billion to the Australian economy per annum. This equates to an average cost of churn per person at $2,482, or $41 per square metre net lettable area. dot walls have been soundproof tested by the CSIRO and have been issued a minimum STC (RW) rating of 38. dot walls are soundproofed by filling the gap between panels in the same manner as traditional walling systems. Click here to see the report from the CSIRO. Joinery such as shelving and kitchen units, as well as such items as pictures, whiteboards, project screens, flat panel display, can be affixed to a dot wall. Click here for an example. Changes to a dot system can be made with no mess, and minimal disruption.. For example, changing a power point with dot takes one technician around 30 minutes, during a lunch break. In a traditional fit-out an electrician needs to chop into the wall, which then needs repair by a plasterer and painter. Benefits of dot include;
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