Banded Glass Partitioning

Industrial framed glass partitioning.

Banded glass partitioning is one of our most popular systems. We can’t say we’re surprised.

As the trend for industrial-style offices booms, so has the demand for this retro partitioning in workplaces across the sectors (and even a few homes, too).

What Do Banded Glass Partitions Look Like?

Our black frame glass partitions have an aluminium or UVPC framework that runs around the perimeter of the glazed panels, with bars intersecting the glass. It’s these that create that distinct framed look.

At Glass Partitioning UK, we offer a range of frame colours – yes, black’s a classic, but Anthracite Grey might sit softer within your office. We can even get creative with custom banding designs, such as this banded glass partitioning installation where a smaller grid pattern was used to create the desired effect.

Don’t Forget the Doors

In line with the industrial style of your framed office glass partitions, we always recommend pairing it with a matching framed glass door. The framing creates a smooth finish where the horizontal bars meet with a distinct end to improve aesthetics, rather than an unfinished look that you’d have with a frameless glass door.

Handles, locks and other ironmongery are also important and something we’ll walk you through during your initial enquiry.

💡 Whilst generally glazed doors provide little to no acoustic benefit, we recommend a framed glass door with a drop seal at the bottom as this will have some influence over sound performance.

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The Important Details

Are you as captivated as we are? Great! Here are some additional features for you to consider:

  • Alongside selecting aluminium or a UPVC framework, you’ll need to choose from single glazing, double glazing or our premium acoustic glass depending on your needs.
  • We install industrial framed partitions much like our other products: as one large pane. Our fitters then assemble the bars to form the framework on top.
  • Choose from a range of colours to suit your design preferences. Please note that a UPVC framework is available in black. For alternative colours, you will need an aluminium frame which may come with additional charges.

Where Can Framed Glass Partitions Be Installed?

Banded glass partitions have a chic design no matter where they’re installed. Here are a few of our favourite examples:

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Office Dividers

Create clear boundaries for meeting rooms, offices or breakout spaces whilst keeping your workplace open and modern. No more feeling boxed in.

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Reception Areas

Frame your entryway with industrial charm – welcoming yet professional.

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Retail Spaces

Perfect for zoning within large commercial areas, framed glass partitions define spaces like checkout zones without closing off the environment.

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Hospitality

Use them in restaurants or cafes to separate dining areas, create private booths or even divide an open-plan kitchen.

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Homes

From home offices to your very own living room, framed glass partitions bring an industrial edge and add privacy where needed without closing off your space.

Benefits of Banded Glass Walls

There’s a reason framed glass is a fan favourite! Here’s why:

  • Privacy – The framework creates visual breaks that offer a level of privacy whilst still letting light flood your space.
  • Design Flexibility – With options for different banding sizes and colours, you can customise your glass office partitions to suit your brand.
  • Industrial Edge – The banded design complements exposed architectural elements, giving your space a contemporary, raw appeal.
  • Durability – The robust frame offers additional support, making sure your partitions are more durable and resistant to wear and tear.

Our Installation Method

As the experts, we want your banded glass partitioning installation to be perfect. Here’s how we do that:

1. Install Glass

First, we secure the glass partitions in place to provide a solid foundation.

2. Frame Assembly

Next, we get to work by adding the aluminium and UPVC bars to the perimeter, building the framed finish. We’ll then start fitting the bars across the surface of your glass, creating that grid-like design.

3. Final Touches

Every joint and bar is carefully aligned to ensure the finish is nothing short of perfect.

Frequently Asked Questions

Some of our clients

We work with a range of brands from tech start-ups, to government & education.

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