Facebook Tweet Help Stories Office Operable doors by Trans-Space provide versatile separation of rooms in the NZME fit-out Share Tweet Help Acoustic and visual separation for meeting rooms include moveable glass and solid walls by TransSpace Trans-Space proved acoustic and visual separation solutions for the ground floor meeting rooms in the NZME fit-out. Even in an open-plan setting there are needs for privacy the NZME fit-out was a case in point.Trans-Space coordinated with the architects for the acoustic separation of the ground-floor iHeart lounge and visual separation of an adjacent meeting room, says Trans-Space managing director Tim Gordon."The acoustic separation was achieved by a solid, high-acoustic operable wall and the visual separation with a sliding and folding glass operable wall." A frameless glass moveable visual separation for the iHeart lounge in the NZME fit-out. The frameless glass moveable wall was 3.8m high and 10m wide so individual panels were 3.8 x 1.2m making each moveable panel very large."We addressed this using through-fixed, 12mm toughened glass as opposed to the more common clamping ensuring the glass will never drop."The solid moveable 4.1m-high wall required a Kvadrat Greenfield fabric finish and a minimum acoustic rating of STC 41. This was achieved by using the SpaceSeal 400 Series wall. Trans-Space proved acoustic and visual separation solutions for the ground floor meeting rooms in the NZME fit-out. "The Kvadrat fabric raised challenges in fabricating and handling such large panels. However, the install went seamlessly and the finish was perfect."Trans-Space is an authorized distributor for the Dorma Hueppe range of Operable Walls.For details, contact Trans-Space Doors, phone (09) 274 4089. Email: sales@trans-space.co.nz, or visit the website: www.trans-space.co.nz Story by: Trendsideas 15 Jun, 2016 Office Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Mixing it up 22 Dec, 2024 Deep in the jungle 22 Dec, 2024 The Living Pā 15 Dec, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > NZ Commercial Design Trends Vol. 32/2C Special edition announcing all winners in the 2016 PCNZ Rider Levett Bucknall Property Awards – including full coverage ... Read More Similar Stories