Glass Partition

Solution Overview

Single-glazed 10–12 mm tempered partitions suit general offices; double-glazed systems with 50–100 mm cavities and acoustic seals reach Rw 42–50 dB for boardrooms and clinics. Frames are slim anodized or powder-coated aluminum; frameless systems bond the glass to discreet floor and ceiling channels for an almost invisible joint line.

Smart options include switchable privacy glass, integral Venetian blinds inside the double cavity, printed logos and full-height door sets. Every panel is made to millimeter dimensions from your site survey, with edge polishing and film or frit banding to the privacy height you specify.

Screens are typically 8–10 mm tempered decorative glass — etched, tinted, printed or reeded — mounted in slim frames or on freestanding feet with felt-padded bases that protect floors and allow repositioning. Folding runs of two to six panels hinge together and stack flat against the wall when openness is wanted back.

In spas and clinics, glass screens give privacy without the claustrophobia of solid walls; in restaurants they dampen sound between booths while keeping sightlines for staff. Each panel is made to your height and width with polished edges and hinge cut-outs, and whole sets are packed standing on edge in A-frame crates.