Glass Panels for Interior Partitions and Doors

Identify the fixed screens, door glass, overpanels and curved sections in the layout. Mark the glass type and quantity for each panel. Include the selected frame, track or hardware references where they affect the glass dimensions and machining.

The supply discussion concerns the glass package. Demountable framing, movable-wall mechanisms, perimeter seals, installation and complete-system performance need coordination with the responsible partition supplier. List any associated components requested separately.

Use panel marks to connect the elevation, plan and fabrication drawing. Show finished glass dimensions and identify the drawing view, exposed edges, holes and cut-outs. Door handing and hardware machining need to be consistent with the approved layout.

The newly supplied site photographs show a partition identified as 12 mm low-iron glass. This is a separate photographic reference from the recorded 8 mm curved tempered partition below. The 12 mm reference describes the confirmed thickness and base glass; use the order schedule to define treatment and machining.

Specify tempered or toughened glass, laminated constructions or another approved glass build-up by panel mark. For laminated panels, identify each ply and treatment, the interlayer and the finished thickness. State whether clear, low-iron, patterned or another agreed finish is required.

For visual privacy, describe the intended sightlines and light transmission and provide a sample or finish reference. Specify pattern direction and the face to be treated. Frosted or patterned appearance is a visual choice; it does not by itself establish an acoustic or fire performance rating.

If the project specifies an acoustic target, provide the rating, assessment method and the construction to which it applies. Identify whether the requirement concerns a glass sample, a complete partition with a door, or performance measured in the finished room.

Doors, frames, joints and perimeter seals affect the assembled partition. A glass-only test result cannot automatically be used as the rating for the complete wall. Send the requested evidence with the system details so the glass and document scope can be reviewed. If a fire-rated partition is specified, identify the approved tested-system requirement separately; an ordinary tempered or laminated description does not define that system.

The supplied project photographs record an interior partition with curved corner panels, identified as 8 mm low-iron curved tempered glass. They illustrate a recorded glass configuration and its appearance in the interior. Use your own layout, hardware details and project requirements for a new supply enquiry.

Keep the approved layout revision and finish sample with the panel schedule. Identify any first-panel approval, inspection hold point or third-party check needed for the order. Inspection records can be provided for the agreed scope. Free glass samples are available for project and trade enquiries, with the sample format agreed for the material or finish being reviewed.

Provide the delivery destination, quantities by panel mark and any grouping by floor or installation phase. Typical production is 7–15 calendar days after drawings, specifications and order details are confirmed; large quantities, complex curves and special constructions may need a longer schedule. Transport time is separate.

Send the plan or elevation, proposed construction, hardware references, estimated quantity and destination. Mark the details still awaiting approval so the next questions can be focused. Standard formal quotations are normally available within 1–3 working days after the necessary information is received; complex projects may need further review.