How to create a partition?

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Creating a partition is essentially building a substitute, temporary, or thin wall in an open space. Many people who work in offices work within cubicles and they often have partitions installed to create a sense of boundary between the other office workers. The best way to create a partition is to find some type of basic material and then have it affixed, hooked, or installed in the open space that needs to be blocked. This can be accomplished through a number of installation methods, including brackets, hinges, or bolting the material in place.
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