alnoplan G50

Single glass partition walls are widely preferred because they are more economical and easy to install. They are usually produced using 10 mm tempered glass. There are no jalousie solutions in these systems, but alternatively, strip film coating can be applied up to 130-140 cm high by leaving a 30-40 cm gap at the bottom of the glass. It is possible to apply in different sizes and shapes.
To speed up the installation, first the profiles are laid in accordance with the project and the door frames are placed in the places required by the system. This method makes the assembly process more efficient and ensures that it is completed in a short time.

Glass measurements are taken and ordered. Once the glass panels arrive from the factory, they are installed.

If 4+4 or 5+5 non-tempered laminated glass is used, they can be sourced from stock and the installation can be completed immediately (excluding door glass). After that, only the door glass needs to be awaited.

In single-glass systems, there are various quality options available. For instance, by using acoustic laminated glass, sound insulation can be achieved—up to 38 dB, although not as much as with double-glass systems.

If high-quality glass is desired, extra clear glass can be used.

When acoustic glass is used and the partition wall is installed over a raised floor, a 10 cm wide stone wool-filled sound barrier should be placed under the floor, and a stone wool-filled sound barrier should also be installed in the ceiling directly above the partition walls.

In this case, it would also be beneficial for the glass doors to be manufactured with a double-glazed structural design.

If an acoustic system is desired, additional measures must be taken on the glass doors as well—such as adding sound insulation seals to the door frames and installing a sound barrier at the bottom of the doors.

One of the most important aspects for all partition walls is the choice of accessory brands. There are reputable global companies in this area, and using these brands’ handles, locks, and hinges helps minimize malfunctions. This reduces the risk of accessory failures and eliminates the need for frequent maintenance.

Aside from these technical aspects, architects may also request the aluminum profiles to be coated in various colors using electrostatic powder paint in order to match other decorative units in the design.