Panoramic double-glass partitions are a type of partition consisting of double-layer tempered glass and aluminum-magnesium alloy frames, which have the characteristics of sound insulation and fire prevention. The following are some common parameters of panoramic double-glass partitions:

When installing panoramic double-glass partitions, you need to pay attention to the following points:
Make sure the installation ground is flat, and the level can be used for calibration.
Professional tools and fixings must be used during installation to ensure the stability and safety of the partition.
Pay attention to the sealing treatment. We use special sealing strips and other materials to improve the sound insulation and waterproof performance of the partition.
When paving on a flat surface, use heavy objects to compact it as you go along; when paving on a vertical surface, support it as you go along to prevent warping of the corners or hollowing in the center.

The thickness of glass partition aluminum frames usually has a variety of specifications, and the common thickness is about 1.2 mm to 2.0 mm.
The thinner 1.2 mm aluminum frame is suitable for some scenes that do not require high structural strength and focus on simple design.
The thickness of 1.4 mm to 1.6 mm is more common in general partition applications, which can provide better stability and support.
Aluminum frames of 2.0 mm or thicker are often used in occasions with higher requirements for strength and stability, such as large commercial spaces or situations where heavier glass needs to be carried.
We use 3.0 mm thick aluminum frames

Of course, the specific aluminum frame thickness selection will also be affected by the following factors:

- The size and weight of the glass.

- The use environment and functional requirements of the partition.

- The overall design style and budget, etc.

Our Packing

Powder-Coated Aluminum Windows and Doors Packing:

Protective tape applied to frames to prevent scratches.
Windows or doors securely fixed on iron pallets.
Windows or doors strapped to iron pallets with plastic belts.
PE films used to shield from exposure to sea water.
Air bags placed between each two iron pallets to ensure stability.
Iron pallets securely tied up in the container using plastic belts.
The wooden box packaging is strong and stable, and the base is widened and reinforced to make it difficult to fall over.