Cubical Board Retainers (diy partition riser)

This is a simple set of clips I made for office use. We have SteelCase furniture with those low dividers between the desks. You know, they go about a foot above the desk height.

So, it feels awkward having to see the person across from me every day, so I figure since the office was too cheap to buy the normal dividers. I'd create my own. These work well with foam board or regular cardboard (like Chewy or Amazon boxes). I'm also using a whiteboard that was going to be tossed out, because of a broken aluminum frame around it.

The SteelCase partition has the end slots, where my various clips fit into. They are tight in the slots, but need to be so the boards don't shake loose over time. The horizontal ones are to support the middle to top part of the cardboard, if you have them sitting really high like me.

I couldn't reach the area where the monitors fit into a slotted board type mount on the cube. So I also designed a set of clips that would fit into those.

At lease