Glass partitions used to create boardrooms and meeting rooms within open-plan offices, often combined with acoustic glazing to help with sound separation and film for privacy during meetings.
Glass Partition For a Living Wall Office for No Fuss IT in Rochdale, Lancashire.
Having gone to the effort of creating Living Walls, then a glass partition is the only way to show it off and maximise the obvious impact. Acoustic glass is used, as it's a Meeting Room, with the small cost addition for a drop down acoustic seal to the bottom of the door leaf. All adds to the sound insulation properties.
Using Glass at Work was simple: I filled out the form, I was then approached by a member of the team who arranged the survey and within 3 weeks, their friendly engineers had installed the glass partition; it was a really straightforward process which looks fantastic in our office!
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