Client: Frome Business Park
Value: £5.9k
The aim of this partitioning project for Frome Business Park , was to make the private office feel more open to the central meeting area by removing a solid wall and installing a glass partition.
We used and industrial style glass partition to match the existing glazing throughout the building.
Preliminary work
The first step was to measure the partition being removed and work out how to make sure the new partition would like like part of the original building scheme.
We were made aware that the existing partition housed a steel cross brace support for the mezzanine floor which could not be moved and we did not know exactly where it was positioned.
We planned to paint the steel in the same dark grey to match and worked on the basis that the new industrial style glass partition would need to be positioned in front or behind of the steel.
Existing office
Work in Progress photographs
We took out the solid partition wall and re-plastered the opening and painted white to match the walls around giving a nice square opening ready for the new industrial style glass partition to be installed.
The newly exposed steel cross brace was painted in the same dark grey ad the existing frameworks and doors making a feature out of it.
The existing vinyl plant flooring was uplifted and re-laid in offset cut formations to make good of the gap in flooring where the partition was removed without leaving and obvious joint line in the flooring.
Completed partition
The finish office partition looked like it has always been part of the building allowing more natural light into the office and encouraging integration between the office and meeting space.
The black crittal banding gives a really nice industrial look especially with the exposed cross brace behind.
Would you like to remove a solid partition and install glass partition in your office?
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