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.
Frameless Glass Corner Office for 3D Solicitors in Crumpsall, Manchester.
A Challenging shape on the return wall of this office. Worked around using raked glass, to suit the angle of the opening. Not an easy one with such a delicate material as glazing, but a striking effect when in place.
When we moved to our new office, we wanted to utilise the space and have a sectioned off meeting area. Glass at Work understood our requirements and moved swiftly to quote and prepare for the install. The fitters did an excellent job and provided a great, quality finish. We are very pleased with our meeting space, and it fits the brief perfectly. We would highly recommend them.
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Excellent service with good communication, would highly recommend and will be using again for future projects. I found the whole team including site contractors very helpful and professional.
Looking for a stud wall or partition for our loft conversion, so contacted GAW with a glass design in mind. They were great to work with - appointed point of contact to co-ordinate process - prompt qu…
We had the pleasure of having Paul and Vagner, the Glass At Work engineers to carry out the install. Top guys, very professional, very polite, no mess, can not fault in any area! The whole job from in…
Glass at work great to deal with from quoting through to installation, the office partitions look great and are fantastic value.
Good quality, glass at affordable prices. Made our showrooms look extra smart!
Fantastic service, really appreciate everything done by the team. Professional from start to finish. The completed partitions are fantastic and provide a perfect look to our new office space. Would ce…
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