There is no fixed per-ping rate, because no two projects carry the same specification. Cost is driven by the acoustic rating you need, the door types selected, the scope of the layout and the total floor area involved. The most reliable way to budget is to share your floor area, plan drawings and requirements with our consultants, who will assess the project and prepare a tailored quotation.

Far beyond executive offices and meeting rooms. Optima systems are used for focus rooms and phone booths in open-plan areas, libraries and reading rooms, lobbies and client meeting spaces in commercial buildings, and residential settings such as music rooms and studies. Any space that needs to be zoned without being sealed off is a candidate.

No, and this is a common misconception. A well-engineered glass partition system can outperform stud and timber walls. What matters is whether the acoustic figures are backed by UKAS-certified laboratory testing. Optima tests at real installed size, not scaled-down samples, achieving full-size ratings of Rw 34 to 52dB. Elite glass doors achieve Rw 39 to 45dB, and sliding doors Rw 39dB.

Privacy is set room by room, not sacrificed. Options include sandblasted and applied films, decorative manifestation bands, integrated blinds and switchable smart glass. Open areas stay bright and transparent while meeting rooms and executive offices become fully screened, and with certified acoustic performance behind the glass, visual and acoustic privacy arrive together. What you get is adjustable transparency, never all or nothing.

Yes. This is the core of Optima's design. Glass-to-glass dry joints and a modular frame mean the system demounts without damaging the primary structure or CAT-A works. When you relocate, expand or reorganise, the partitions come down, move with you and are reconfigured to the new floor plan. It is a spatial asset that travels with the business.