Curved glass partitions in Canary Wharf
We fit curved glass partitions across Canary Wharf for businesses, landlords and fit-out contractors. Each project starts with a measured survey and scale drawings, so you know exactly what you are getting and what it costs.
| System | Curved glass partitions |
|---|---|
| Guide price | £900 to £1,600 per m², ex VAT |
| Lead time | Usually 6 to 8 weeks from survey |
| Postcode areas | E postcodes and surrounding areas |
| Distance from our base | About 110 miles from Birmingham |
What is involved in fitting curved glass partitions in Canary Wharf?
A typical project in Canary Wharf starts with a floor plan or a few photos. We reply with a guide price, visit to measure and check the floor, ceiling and fixings, then send drawings and a fixed quote. Once you approve, the glass is made to size and fitted, usually in one to three days on site.
Is curved glass partitions right for your Canary Wharf office?
Bent toughened or laminated glass for rounded room corners, reception pods and feature walls. It is usually chosen for:
- Reception pods and feature meeting rooms
- Showrooms and brand spaces
- Rounded corners on busy circulation routes
What does it cost in Canary Wharf?
As an example, a glass wall across an open floor of 10 m at 2.8 m high in Canary Wharf is about 28.0 m² of glass, so roughly £25,200 to £44,800 ex VAT before doors and options. The price tool gives a range for your own sizes, and the free survey turns it into a fixed price.
Offices and buildings in Canary Wharf
London offices range from Cat A floors in new towers to listed buildings in the City and Westminster, and from converted warehouses in the East End to business parks on the outskirts. Access, loading bays and building management rules shape every installation as much as the glass does. That is why we always survey before fixing a price, rather than quoting from a plan alone.
Surveys are usually booked within a week of your enquiry.
Questions about curved glass partitions in Canary Wharf
Can you work outside office hours in Canary Wharf?
Yes. Evening and weekend installation can be arranged for occupied offices in Canary Wharf, and is quoted up front.
Do I need landlord consent for glass partitions in Canary Wharf?
If you lease your office, almost certainly. We provide the drawings, product data and method statements most landlords in Canary Wharf ask for.
How long does a glass partition project take in Canary Wharf?
Usually three to seven weeks from enquiry to handover, depending on the glass. Time on site in Canary Wharf is normally one to three days for a meeting room or office.
Can curved glass have a door in it?
Doors are usually flat and sit next to the curve, which works well visually. Curved sliding doors are possible but specialist.
Send us a floor plan and get a guide price today
Free survey, drawings to approve and a fixed written quote. Most rooms are fitted in one to three days.