Movable walls let you instantly split one room into several functional zones – and merge them back again.
Our operable walls (also known as movable partition walls) combine effective sound insulation, a robust aluminium frame and a refined finish. Every acoustic wall is configured individually – from folding walls to sliding wall systems.
Dimensions, finish and acoustic class are tailored to your project.
Configurable to the required dB (Rw) class.
A reliable and durable construction.
Melamine, HPL, glass, mirror, plywood, perforated and steel finishes.
Selected for your room and purpose
Dimensions and acoustic class
Warranty and service
Melamine panel – the most popular and economical finish. Scratch-resistant, easy to clean and available in a wide choice of decors.
HPL panel – extremely resistant to impact, moisture and heavy use. Ideal for high-traffic public spaces.
A durable HPL finish with your custom image, logo or design integrated beneath a protective layer.
A glass partition wall divides space without losing daylight and delivers a modern, representative look.
Visually enlarges the room and adds a representative feel while keeping the acoustic function.
Brings a warm, natural timber look – ideal for hotels, restaurants and representative offices.
The perforated surface insulates and absorbs sound, reducing echo and improving speech intelligibility.
The most durable finish for intensive and industrial settings and high-traffic zones.
Each wall consists of an aluminium frame, a track system and two panels with a sound-absorbing core. Height, width, finish, acoustic class and operation (manual or semi-automatic) are all selected individually to your needs.
Wide choice of RAL colours, wood and decors; glass – clear, frosted or printed.
Configurable, typically
44–54 dB Rw
Approx.
10–16 mm
From
3000 to 12000 mm
taller spaces – per project.
Approx.
11 kg/m²
fire resistance up to 60 min depending on the finish – to be confirmed.
The acoustic class is chosen by purpose – from everyday zoning to conference halls requiring high Rw (dB) attenuation. Real on-site attenuation is about 10–15% lower than the laboratory value, which we take into account when designing the solution.
The price depends on area, height, acoustic class and finish. Share the dimensions and target dB class and we will prepare a quote.
Depending on the configuration, typically 44–54 dB Rw. Higher classes are recommended for conference halls.
Economy – melamine; durability – HPL or steel; daylight – glass; acoustics – perforated; aesthetics – plywood or mirror. We will help you choose.