Wellness
Clean Air Starts with Better Materials
In today’s health-conscious and sustainability-driven office environments, indoor air quality and material safety have become top design priorities. Optima partition systems adopt the Ghost dry joint technology, which eliminates the use of silicone during installation, reducing the release of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and protecting employees from long-term exposure to air pollutants.
Traditional wet wall construction and painted finishes often emit harmful particles or gases over time or during demolition, increasing risks of respiratory issues, allergic reactions, and other health concerns. In contrast, Optima utilizes industrial-grade powder coating technology that fuses the paint onto steel panels through high-temperature baking, significantly minimizing the potential for future emissions.
Our solid partitions are certified to meet VOC A+ standards and are manufactured in ISO-certified facilities, ensuring each product upholds the highest standards of health and environmental responsibility.
Optima doesn’t just bring design flexibility to spaces. It creates healthy, breathable work environments where people can truly thrive.
Acoustics and air quality are both environmental quality
Conversation and phone calls in an open plan office interrupt work that needs concentration and reduce the privacy of a meeting. Acoustic partitioning gives each kind of work the quiet it needs, rather than making a whole floor uniformly quiet.
Partitioning deals with materials and with sound. Moving air takes a different specialism. Applied Solutions Group has a separate team for HVAC and indoor air quality, so a project covering both is handled in house.
