Partitions

With training, conference and meeting facilities being increasingly multipurpose, operable walls offer the opportunity to make your space truly flexible.  With a multitude of different finishes available from glass to traditional veneers or even drywipe wall coverings and accessory rails, operable walls can be specified to suit all environments.  

 

Storage wall is ideal when space is at a premium.  Built in storage units can be specified as “Room Dividing” making a saving of up to 40% of floorspace.  Storage Wall can be specified as soundproofed, fire rated and is fully relocatable, even accommodating changes in ceiling heights. Different types of Storage Wall can be specified to suit Audio Visual requirements, Hot Desking, Educational and training areas and many more. 

 

Mid height glazed partitioning is usually specified when low level furniture needs to be placed against the partition but some glass is still required. It is less expensive than full height glazing whilst still letting plenty of light through. Options include single glazed, double glazed and double glazed with integral blinds.  It can also be specified as fire rated where necessary.
 

Door height glazed partitioning is a popular choice when specifying a stud partition system and require an open and light environment. It has the benefit of being less expensive than full height glazing whilst still letting the majority of light through. Options include single glazed, double glazed and double glazed with integral blinds. It can also be specified as fire rated where necessary.

 

Full height glazed partitioning is ideal when you want maximum light throughout the office and an upmarket, stylish effect. Options include single glazed, double glazed and double glazed with integral blinds. It can also be specified as fire rated where necessary.

 

Frameless glass partitions are designed to allow light free access through the workplace while still providing shielded private offices and meeting rooms. The frameless effect is achieved through a silicone or extruded plastic joint between glass panels, designed to be as unobtrusive as possible. It can be specified as straight lines, faceted or curved, and is often used in conjunction with a solid stud wall dividing offices to create a clean contemporary feel. Double glazed and fire rated systems are also available if required for acoustic or fire performance.

 

Hung panel partition systems can be specified for two reasons.  Due to the way they are built they can be used to make a statement, as timber panelling or varied banded elevations can be used instead of standard plasterboard or glazing.  Also as they are constructed with factory assembled door and glazing frames and prefinished boards the on site construction period is dramatically reduced and they are fully relocatable.