Office glass
partitions.
Cabins, meeting rooms, conference rooms, and circulation zones. Ultra-slim aluminium frames, 8 and 10 mm safety glass, fixed and sliding configurations.
Where office partitions are specified.
Each use case calls for a different system, glass choice, and privacy level. Here is how the four most common applications are typically specified.
Director cabins
Fixed or sliding panels with frosted or fluted glass. The slim frame keeps the cabin from reading as a closed box.
Meeting rooms
Sliding or synchronized systems that open the space when not in use. Clear or fluted glass depending on the visual privacy requirement.
Conference rooms
Wide-opening configurations, up to 1200 mm per panel. Synchronized sliding clears the full opening in one movement.
Reception and zoning
Fixed slimline panels that define circulation and front-of-house zones without blocking sightlines or light.
Slim frames. Open offices.
The numbers behind slim profile.
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Maximum load per frame on sliding systems
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Maximum panel height on sliding systems
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Standard safety glass thickness
Privacy choices for office glass.
The glass determines how much the space reads as open and how much it screens. We recommend based on room type and how the space is used.
When the space should read as one room. Teams, open-plan adjacencies, or front-of-house.
Softer privacy. Light passes, detail does not. Useful for cabins where full frosting feels too enclosed.
Strong visual privacy. Director cabins, HR rooms, private meeting rooms. Soft diffused light.
Decorative privacy with sound-insulation properties. Used where finish and acoustic benefit both matter.
Slim sightlines. The room stays one room.
Fixed or sliding: how to decide.
Fixed panels suit permanent separation: director cabins, private offices, zoning walls that will not be moved. The profile is the same as a sliding system; the frame sits fixed into the floor and ceiling.
Sliding systems suit rooms that need to open occasionally: meeting rooms that combine into a boardroom, conference rooms that become event spaces. Sliding panels on a soft-close track carry up to 120 kg per frame and run on a single ceiling rail.
Synchronized sliding moves every panel in one action, useful for wide conference rooms. Telescopic sliding stacks panels at one end when open.
Acoustic expectations, answered honestly.
Glass partitions are not inherently soundproof. Sound transmission through a partition depends on five things:
We specify the acoustic direction before recommending a system, not after. If the project has a decibel requirement, share it when you get in touch.
The systems behind office partitions.
Each of the four core office systems is engineered for a different opening type and usage pattern. The same slim profile runs across all four.
Common questions about office glass partitions.
Not automatically. Acoustic performance depends on glass type and thickness, door seal quality, frame junction details, and installation precision. Double-glazed or laminated glass with proper seals can significantly reduce sound transmission. A single panel of 8 mm clear glass will provide far less attenuation than a fabric-laminated or double-glazed unit. We recommend specifying the acoustic requirement first so the system is chosen around it, not after.
Frosted glass gives the strongest visual screen while still transmitting natural light. Fluted glass gives softer, texture-led privacy where complete opacity is not required. Fabric laminated glass adds decorative and light-diffusion properties. For director cabins or private meeting rooms, frosted or double-frosted is usually the right direction.
Yes. Our systems are engineered to support integrated door panels, including sliding and soft-close configurations. Door hardware is rated to 120 kg per frame on the sliding systems. The door style, whether single sliding, double sliding, or hinged, is confirmed at the drawing stage.
Our sliding systems support panels up to 3000 mm tall and 1200 mm wide at 120 kg per frame. Fixed panels can be specified taller subject to structural conditions. Slide-and-fold systems go up to 2400 mm. Heights are confirmed after site measurement.
Fixed panels suit permanent cabin or zoning separation where the wall does not need to open. Sliding systems suit meeting and conference rooms where the partition is occasionally moved to open the space. Synchronized sliding is useful when a wide opening needs every panel to move together in one action. The choice depends on how frequently the space needs to change.
We follow a 15-day measured process: site visit and measurement, final drawing and quote, then installation. Actual installation time for a typical office partition ranges from one to three days depending on scope. The 15-day window includes the design and approval stages, not just the install.
The visual difference is significant. Standard aluminium partitions use wider extruded frames that are visible and dominant. Slim profile systems use narrow extruded aluminium with the glass as the primary visual element. The result is a lighter, more architectural appearance that reads as glass rather than aluminium.
Black matt, brushed gold, rose gold, anodised, and powder-coated. Black matt is the most common office choice for its clean, architectural quality. Anodised and powder-coated options allow project-specific colour matching.
Send your space. Get a real answer.
Share a few photos of the opening or wall, the room type, and rough dimensions. We reply with one system, one glass direction, and an indicative budget range. No showroom visit needed to start.
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