Glazing & Partitions

Glazed Office Partitions, UK-Wide

Four systems, one profile family, specified for what each space actually needs.

Every system below is CE-marked. Fire and smoke ratings apply to specific systems, not the whole range: see each spec sheet. Fabricated and finished through our production partner, sold and priced direct, with no trade-relationship gatekeeping in between.

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Double-height reception space enclosed by black-framed glazed partitions, with a glazed mezzanine balustrade above
Bronze-framed glazed partition wall dividing a high-ceilinged period room, with a matching glazed door
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Four systems, one profile family, four different jobs.

Each system below solves one specific problem, not a general one. Use this to shortlist before you read the individual spec pages.

SystemBest forFire ratingAcousticWall / jointMax height
WH-EXPOWide openable divides — shopfronts, showrooms, exhibition standsNot fire-ratedSound-reducing, no dB figure publishedFrameless, invisible gaskets both sidesUp to 4 m
WH-80 OFFICEPrivate offices and meeting rooms needing real sound insulationNot fire-ratedUp to 50 dB, depending on infill80 mm or 92 mm wall depthUp to 5.5 m
WH-45 / WH-45 OFFICEConference rooms needing a clearly marked, solid-reading doorSmoke-resistant option (WH-45D, Sm/Sa)Not a published dB figure45 mm design depthNot published — check spec page
WH-78EIFire compartmentation without losing sightlinesEI30 / EI60Not a published dB figure4 mm silicone joint, no visible frameNot published — check spec page

Most projects mix systems rather than choosing just one — see "How a floor gets divided" below for how that works in practice.

Planning

How a floor gets divided

Most projects mix systems rather than picking one: single-glazed runs where the partition only needs to define a space, acoustic build-ups around meeting rooms and quiet booths, and rated screens where the layout crosses a fire compartment line. Send the floor plan and we'll mark up which system belongs on which run, with the glazing build-up and door hardware confirmed in writing alongside the price.

Technical illustration: isometric cutaway of an office floor with the glass partition runs picked out in yellow, showing meeting rooms, booths and open-plan desking
Technical illustration — indicative partition layout, not a fabrication drawing.
Pricing

Two rate bands, published up front.

None of the UK glazing manufacturers we come up against publish a price. We do. Every system on this page falls into one of the two bands below, split by glazing build-up rather than by job: standard aluminium-framed partitions, or the acoustic-rated build-up. Both rates cover the CE-marked system; installation is quoted separately. Floor plans that mix systems, or runs with non-standard sizes, doors or finishes, get a full written quote once we've seen the brief. These bands are the anchor, not a calculator.

Standard build-up

Signature

£397 / m²

Aluminium-framed glazed partitions, CE-marked. Materials and fabrication only — see installation below.

Acoustic Premium

£557 / m²

The acoustic-rated build-up for runs that need real sound insulation: the same spec behind WH-80 OFFICE's up to 50dB noise reduction, applied to whichever system your floor plan calls for. Materials and fabrication only.

Installation quoted separately once we've seen your floor plan and site access — typically confirmed within the same written quote, not billed as a surprise later. Final materials price confirmed in writing once we've seen the floor plan.

Priced from your drawings the same working day, or we take £250 off the job.

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