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Details and guide pricesWarehouse and mezzanine offices
A warehouse glass office is an office or viewing room built inside an industrial building, often on a mezzanine floor, with glass partitions facing the operation so managers can see the floor while keeping noise and dust out.
Guide price: £240 to £420 per m² of glazed wall, fitted, ex VAT. Mezzanine structures are priced by the mezzanine supplier.
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How do warehouse glass offices work?
Industrial buildings bring their own conditions: steel structure to fix to, temperature swings, dust and noise. We use framed systems with robust seals, specify laminated or acoustic glass on the noisy side, and coordinate with the mezzanine supplier on loads and edge details.
Typical projects include shift managers' offices, goods-in and transport offices, canteens and training rooms, and glazed viewing galleries for visitors on a mezzanine.
When are warehouse glass offices the right choice?
- Mezzanine offices and viewing galleries
- Shift, goods-in and transport offices
- Factory and workshop offices that need to see the floor
Specification
| System | Framed glass partitions with solid infill where needed |
|---|---|
| Glass | Laminated or acoustic laminated on the operational side |
| Structure | Fixings to steelwork, mezzanine decks and stud walls |
| Fire | Fire-rated sections where the building strategy requires |
| Coordination | Mezzanine, M&E and racking contractors |
| Lead time | Usually 3 to 5 weeks from survey |
Specifications are typical. We confirm glass, sizes and performance for your rooms on the drawings.
Often fitted together
Warehouse and mezzanine offices: questions
Can you fit glass partitions on a mezzanine floor?
Yes. We confirm the deck can take the load, fix through to the mezzanine structure and detail the edges with the mezzanine supplier.
Will glass keep warehouse noise out?
Laminated or acoustic laminated glass and good seals cut noise considerably. For very loud operations, double glazing is the better choice.
Do warehouse offices need fire-rated glass?
Sometimes, particularly where the office forms part of an escape route or a fire compartment. The building's fire strategy decides; we confirm it at survey.
Can you work while the warehouse is operating?
Yes. We plan access, exclusion zones and any out-of-hours work around your operation.
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Free survey, drawings to approve and a fixed written quote. Most rooms are fitted in one to three days.