Partitions divide a floor into cabins, meeting rooms and support spaces. The material you choose affects light, privacy, acoustics, cost and how easily the layout can change later.
Aluminium glass partitions
Glass keeps a space bright and open, and makes even small cabins feel larger. It is a popular choice for meeting rooms and manager cabins. Frosting films or blinds can be added where some privacy is needed.
Drywall and gypsum partitions
Drywall systems are quick to install and give a smooth, paintable finish. With insulation inside, they provide good sound separation — useful for conference rooms, HR cabins and server rooms.
Wooden partitions
Wood brings warmth and a premium feel. It works well for director cabins, reception backdrops and spaces where the partition is also a design feature.
How to decide
- Need light and openness? Choose glass.
- Need privacy and acoustics? Choose insulated drywall.
- Need a premium, warm look? Choose wood or a wood-and-glass combination.
- Expect frequent layout changes? Prefer modular aluminium systems.
Many offices combine all three — glass for meeting rooms, drywall for service areas and wood for feature walls.
Frequently asked questions
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