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Elite Precision X

One system.
Rated for every room.

Single glaze from STC 36, double glaze up to STC 50, a built-in shadow line, power columns and 11 powder-coat finishes, delivered in 1–2 weeks. Pick the room, the rating and the look; we handle design to handover.

System 01

Single Glaze

STC 36 with 12 mm glass, rising to STC 40 with 13.52 mm laminated glass: the right balance of daylight and privacy for everyday rooms.

Choose an offset or centred profile, with a shadow line or a clean line at the walls. Matching single glazed doors are rated STC 30–35.

  • Partitions STC 36–40, doors STC 30–35
  • For 4–6 person meeting rooms and meeting pods
  • Offset or centred profiles, shadow line or clean line
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System 02

Double Glaze

STC 45 with 10 + 12 mm glass, up to STC 50 with 13.52 + 13.52 mm laminated glass, for the rooms where privacy matters most.

Two panes separated by an acoustic cavity keep loud speech to a faint murmur next door. Double glazed doors are rated STC 42–45.

  • Partitions STC 45–50, doors STC 42–45
  • For boardrooms, director and CEO rooms, 12-person meeting rooms and T-joint rooms
  • Shadow line or clean line finish
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Built in

Shadow line

An optional 10.5 mm shadow line, built into the system, gives a crisp junction where the partition meets the drywall.

Because it's part of the profile, there's no need for additional trims: a cleaner detail, and one less trade on site.

  • 10.5 mm recessed shadow line
  • Eliminates the need for additional trims
  • Works with single and double glaze
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Doors

Doors

Single and double glazed doors rated up to STC 45, with up to 1.0 m clear opening to meet accessibility requirements.

Our door panel design also keeps the glass whole, with no cut-outs for hardware, so it installs faster with less risk of breakage.

  • Up to 1.0 m door clearance
  • STC 30–35 single glazed, STC 42–45 double glazed
  • No glass cut-out needed
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Profiles

Four ways to meet the wall.

Every partition comes in an offset or centred profile, finished with a recessed shadow line or a clean, flush line.

Section drawing: shadow line, offset
Shadow line, offsetGlass set to one side, with a recessed shadow line
Section drawing: shadow line, centred
Shadow line, centredGlass on the centre line, with a recessed shadow line
Section drawing: clean line, offset
Clean line, offsetGlass set to one side, flush finish
Section drawing: clean line, centred
Clean line, centredGlass on the centre line, flush finish
Power columns

Power and data, without breaking the glass line.

Power columns bring switches, sockets and data points into a glass partition, so rooms work properly without surface trunking.

Section drawing: glazed
GlazedA slim service column alongside the glass
Section drawing: glazed, concealed
Glazed, concealedServices tucked out of sight
Section drawing: solid
SolidA solid panel for switches and sockets
Powder coating

11 finishes to match any interior.

From crisp whites to deep slate and two woodgrains, frames are powder coated to suit your design scheme.

Ask for finish samples
  • Woodgrain (soft)
  • Woodgrain (stained)
  • Form White
  • Nordic White
  • Cream Veil
  • Stone Beige
  • Graphite Taupe
  • Charcoal Umber
  • Midnight Slate
  • Greige Stone
  • Espresso Ash
Performance

Tested sound ratings, room by room.

STC (Sound Transmission Class) measures how much airborne sound a partition blocks. Higher is better.

SystemGlassPartitionDoorBest for
Single glazed12 mmSTC 36STC 304–6 person meeting rooms, meeting pods
Single glazed13.52 mm laminatedSTC 40STC 35
Double glazed10 + 12 mmSTC 45STC 42Boardrooms, director and CEO rooms, 12-person meeting rooms, T-joint rooms
Double glazed13.52 + 13.52 mmSTC 50STC 45

How to read STC

25–30 · PoorNormal speech understood easily
30–35 · FairLoud speech understood fairly well
35–40 · GoodLoud speech heard but not understood
40–50 · Very goodLoud speech heard faintly
50–60 · ExcellentLoud sounds heard faintly or not at all

Laboratory ratings. Installed performance also depends on the ceiling void, floor and junctions; our acoustic team will advise on your site.

Acoustics 101

No secrets: how sound gets through walls.

A little acoustics goes a long way when you're planning rooms.

Same room

Sound absorption

Keeps sound from bouncing around the room: acoustic panels, carpets and soft furnishings.

Different room

Sound insulation

Keeps sound from passing into the next room. This is what a partition's STC rating measures.

Sound absorption ≠ sound insulation. A room can sound quiet inside and still leak conversations next door.

Low sounds are harder to stop

20–250 HzBass rumble

Travels further, harder to block, passes walls more easily.

250–2,000 HzSpeech

The range a meeting room needs to contain.

2,000–20,000 HzWhistle

Loses energy faster, easier to block, more easily absorbed.

At the same sound level, lower-frequency sounds are often more noticeable through walls.

How loud is loud? (dB)

140Fireworks · damage
130Jet engine
120Airplane
110Live music
100Helicopter · risk
90Hair dryer
80Truck
70Car traffic
60Conversation
30Whisper · faint
0–5Breathing

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