Abstract: An improved workspace management system for dividing a space into separate work areas comprises a rigid structural framework formed of rigid rectangular frames rigidly joined together at the edges thereof to form at least one work area. Each of the frames has outer faces on opposite sides thereof and openings on the opposite sides of the frames and a plurality of interchangeable tiles, with each of the tiles having a connector cooperating with the openings on the frames for removably mounting the tiles to the frames for ease of placement on and removal from the frames. The tiles are mounted to the outer faces of the frames to substantially cover both sides of the frames from a bottom portion thereof to a top thereof in juxtaposed parallel relationship.

Abstract: A task light panel for use with a light source for illuminating a work surface. The panel comprises an upper surface having a plurality of transverse grooves formed thereon and a lower surface having a plurality of longitudinal grooves formed thereon. The transverse and longitudinal grooves are substantially perpendicular to each other and are adapted to distribute light from the light source onto the work surface, reduce glare or veiling reflections from the work surface, and block direct viewing of the light source by an individual using the work surface.

Abstract: A task light panel for use with a light source for illuminating a work surface. The panel comprises an upper surface having a plurality of transverse grooves formed thereon and a lower surface having a plurality of longitudinal grooves formed thereon. The transverse and longitudinal grooves are substantially perpendicular to each other and are adapted to distribute light from the light source onto the work surface, reduce glare or veiling reflections from the work surface, and block direct viewing of the light source by an individual using the work surface.