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.
Aluminium Framed Industrial Style Glass Corner Offices for Tam in Liverpool, Merseyside.
A stunning example of Slimline T-Bar. The client built a solid bulkhead down, to allow the use of standard partitioning within a light and open space in the City Centre. Maximising the view and adding to the style of the Office.
Great working with Josh at Glass at Work, the T Bar glazed screens look very stylish and always receive positive feedback from prospective occupiers. Which has resulted in three new lettings. Excellent design, customer service and workmanship.
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I can highly recommend the glass company all the lads were very hard working and made sure the site was clean when thay finished
We are very happy with the glass wall installation carried out by Glass at Work. From the initial consultation through to installation, the process was clear, straightforward, and well communicated th…
Very easy to deal with, all steps of the process done carefully and explained clearly. We are very pleased with the result, and would happily recommend them to anyone.
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…
From start to completion the project was handled quickly and professionally. Communication was excellent and the project actually completed ahead of the initial lead time estimate. Quality of the prod…
Excellent service and communication from start to finish. Nothing was too much trouble and we were only involved when we really needed to be! The finished glass partition is great and we couldn’t be…
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