Frameless glass partitions
Butt-jointed toughened glass with no vertical frames, for the clearest possible view across a floor.
Details and guide pricesOffice glass partitions are internal walls made mainly of toughened or laminated safety glass, used to create offices and meeting rooms while keeping daylight and sightlines. We install every main type: frameless, framed, black-framed, double glazed, acoustic, fire-rated, curved and demountable, plus glass doors, switchable glass and film.
Butt-jointed toughened glass with no vertical frames, for the clearest possible view across a floor.
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Slimline aluminium frames with full-height glass, a practical, cost-effective way to create offices.
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Slim matt black frames in a grid of panes, the industrial look for lofts, studios and modern offices.
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Two panes of glass in one frame for much better sound control, with optional blinds between the panes.
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Partitions specified to a sound reduction target, with acoustic glass, seals and junction details.
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Tested glass and frame systems for corridors, escape routes and protected areas, 30 or 60 minutes.
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Bent toughened or laminated glass for rounded room corners, reception pods and feature walls.
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Modular systems designed to be taken down and rebuilt as your layout changes.
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Complete glass rooms with doors, acoustic glass and privacy built in, designed around the table you need.
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Self-contained glass offices built within an open floor, for managers, focus work and calls.
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Glass-fronted offices for warehouses, factories and mezzanine floors, with views over the operation.
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Glass that turns from clear to frosted at the press of a switch, for instant privacy in meeting rooms.
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Safety manifestation, frosted bands, branded patterns and full privacy film for glass walls.
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Broken glass, dropping doors, failed seals and moved layouts, for any make of glass partition.
Details and guide prices| System | Guide price, fitted, ex VAT | Typical lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Frameless glass partitions | £300 to £450 per m² | Usually 2 to 4 weeks from survey |
| Framed glass partitions | £240 to £380 per m² | Usually 3 to 5 weeks from survey |
| Black-framed glass partitions | £450 to £720 per m² | Usually 4 to 6 weeks from survey |
| Double glazed partitions | £480 to £760 per m² | Usually 4 to 6 weeks from survey |
| Acoustic glass partitions | £380 to £760 per m² | Usually 3 to 6 weeks from survey |
| Fire-rated glass partitions | £700 to £1,250 per m² | Usually 5 to 8 weeks from survey |
| Curved glass partitions | £900 to £1,600 per m² | Usually 6 to 8 weeks from survey |
| Demountable glass partitions | £320 to £560 per m² | Usually 3 to 5 weeks from survey |
| Glass meeting rooms and boardrooms | £6,500 to £18,000 per room | Usually 3 to 6 weeks from survey |
| Glass private offices and pods | £4,500 to £12,000 per room | Usually 3 to 5 weeks from survey |
| Warehouse and mezzanine offices | £240 to £420 per m² | Usually 3 to 5 weeks from survey |
| Frameless glass doors | £950 to £1,900 per door | Usually 2 to 4 weeks from survey |
| Sliding glass doors | £1,700 to £3,400 per door | Usually 3 to 5 weeks from survey |
| Switchable smart glass | £650 to £1,100 per m² | Usually 5 to 7 weeks from survey |
| Manifestation and privacy film | £35 to £95 per m² | Usually 1 to 2 weeks |
| Repairs, relocation and maintenance | £250 to £650 per visit |
Guide figures for typical installations. A free survey turns them into a fixed written price.
As a guide, framed single glazed partitions start at around £240 per square metre fitted, frameless glass around £300 to £450, and double glazed acoustic walls around £480 to £760, all ex VAT. Doors add roughly £950 to £3,400 each. The price tool gives a range for your size in under a minute.
No wall is completely soundproof, but glass can perform very well. Single acoustic glass typically achieves around Rw 35 to 38 dB and double glazed walls around Rw 42 to 48 dB, enough for confidential meetings when the junctions are detailed properly.
Start with how the room is used. Frameless glass suits visible meeting rooms in modern buildings; framed systems suit rows of offices and tighter budgets; double glazed or acoustic glass suits confidential rooms; fire-rated glass is needed on escape routes. We recommend a system for each room at survey.
Free survey, drawings to approve and a fixed written quote. Most rooms are fitted in one to three days.