The OCP-GF-RT900 is an unbranded modular office cubicle partition system with an attached round meeting table, designed to define work zones while preserving an open, light-working atmosphere. Its layout combines straight and 90-degree partition connections to form enclosed work bays. The shown run organizes three work zones and integrates a meeting surface that bridges two partition runs, creating a compact point for short discussions without requiring a separate room. Visually, the system uses a structured panel composition: a white laminate lower privacy panel, a gray fabric tackable band, and a glazed upper section set within an aluminum frame. The 1600 mm panel height provides screening at seated level, while the upper glass maintains visual connection and daylight through the workspace. Gray perimeter trim and coordinated light gray or off-white laminate surfaces give the assembly a clean, commercial appearance suited to modern interiors. Construction is based on anodized or powder-coated aluminum extrusions with vertical posts and horizontal rails. Lower panels use white laminate-faced composite board, the middle zone uses gray woven fabric over a tackable core, and upper panels use translucent or clear tempered safety glass. The attached table has a 900 mm rounded laminate or MFC top with matching laminate or PVC edge banding, supported by a white painted steel central column and circular steel disc base. Partition bases include adjustable metal glides with black nylon or rubber tips for leveling on uneven floors. Functionally, the fabric band offers a pinning area for notices, while the attached table supports three people for quick reviews or one-to-one discussions. A faceplate provides socket and data openings at working height, and cables can be routed through the lower raceway behind removable cover plates. Power and low-voltage data cables should be separated within the raceway, such as by using isolated conduits. The table pedestal carries the round surface while retaining open knee space beneath. The system is suitable for open-plan focus zones, agency and administrative areas, call-center clusters, hybrid workplace neighborhoods, and training or consultation corners. It can be paired with desks, task chairs, stools, and overhead storage to complete a coordinated work neighborhood. Procurement planning should account for delivery as one set across two cartons, assembly time, floor-protection needs, and coordination of power and data connections. Specifiers should also confirm glazing preference, frame finish, tabletop color, and seating layout before installation.