More and more office and private home owners choose glazed aluminium partitions - a solution that combines function with a contemporary look.
What exactly is this solution, and when is it the right choice? Here is what matters, from the construction itself to the practical questions to settle before ordering.
They are structures that use a light, durable aluminium frame combined with glass panels to divide a space into several zones without losing daylight or the sense of openness. Unlike traditional walls, glazed partitions let light flow freely through the whole room.
Glazed partitions are popular in open-space offices where meeting rooms, private offices or break-out zones need to be separated while keeping a visual connection with the rest of the floor.
In schools and other educational buildings, glazed partitions divide rooms into functional zones while keeping the environment open and bright.
In modern home design, glazed partitions are often used to separate a living room from a dining area, or a home-office corner from the rest of the room, without losing the feeling of space.
Yes, but it depends on the glass type and thickness as well as the profile and the sealing of the joints. Meeting rooms usually get thicker or laminated glass; at home a standard solution is often enough.
Privacy is controlled through the glass: clear, frosted, partly frosted or patterned. Combinations work well - for example a frosted band at eye level with clear glass above and below.
Yes. The structure is made to precise measurements and assembled on site, so the work is usually clean and relatively quick, with no major rebuilding.
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