Double Frameless Glass Partition With Pocket Slide Door Double Glazed Sliding Acoustic Pocket Door

The frameless 108 double glazed system achieves high acoustic ratings of up to 48dB (Rw) and can accommodate up to 12mm glass. Using the snap-in profile, this fully-flexible system can also fit a third pane of glass, a mesh panel, an LED screen and more. This system offers versatility in configuration. Frameless 108 can be integrated with a stud partition with either a perpendicular three-way wrap around adaptor with glazing. There is also an optional deflection head channel with a built-in tolerance of +/-25mm available.

Glass door options

Sliding pocket door

GW-Sliding door is acoustic pocket double glazed sliding door. This can be specified as a single or double door set within its own unique frameless glass partition. Sliding doors allow unlimited possibilities to divide spaces and offer intelligent space saving benefits. This is a top hung system which has been designed to focus on ease of door installation and future product maintenance, whilst ensuring a high acoustic performance is maintained. Our Slide system can accommodate a door weight up to 120kg and provides maintenance-free door operation. Glawall’s integral Slide doors are only compatible with the Frameless 108 system, please contact our Technical team for further information.

Frameless Glass Doors

Glawall’s frameless glass doors increase natural light, allow for uninterrupted views and create a clean and contemporary finish to any space. Our frameless glass doors are available as a single or double doorset with either a pivoted, hinged or sliding

application. Eye-catching manifestations can be applied to all glass doors to add contrast, definition and interest. All frameless doors comply with the requirements of Document M of the Building Regulations.

Characteristic

Welcome to Glawall partition, the specialist for partition wall systems and high-quality interior fittings. We invite you to discover the variety of individual uses of our room-forming system partitions. On the following pages you will find ideas and suggestions for the design of your projects.