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Glass partitions for offices: prices, types and installation 2026
Why offices choose glass partitions?
Open-plan spaces were a fashionable concept in the 20th century, but today most offices are returning to a hybrid model — separate rooms for meetings and privacy, while keeping a visual link through glass partitions. This solution has three advantages: natural light, sound insulation (up to 42 dB) and flexible space management.
What types of office glass partitions exist?
- Frameless partitions (from €80/m²) — minimal design, glass fixed with stainless-steel clamps. Suits modern offices.
- Aluminium-profile partitions (from €120/m²) — framed, better sound insulation, full door solutions possible.
- Sliding partitions (from €150/m²) — for conference rooms that need flexible space division.
- Frosted glass partitions — for privacy (toilets, private offices).
- With integrated doors — a holistic solution for the open office.
How much do glass office partitions cost?
For a medium office (15-30 m² of partition area) — from €1,200 to €4,500, depending on:
- Glass thickness (8 mm vs 10 mm vs double glazing)
- Frame type (frameless / with aluminium profile)
- Hardware (chrome, matte black, brass)
- Number of doors and types
- Sound insulation requirements
Why offices choose glass partitions?
- Light flows through the entire office — employees work in brighter spaces.
- Visual connection between teams — you can see who is working where, making collaboration easier.
- Sound insulation is still there (38-42 dB) — meetings won't disturb the open area.
- Flexibility — if the office changes, partitions can be dismantled and relocated.
- Image — glass conveys modernity and openness.
Installing glass partitions: what's important to know?
A standard office partition is installed in 1-3 working days. The process:
- On-site measurement (1 h) — we check the floor and ceiling levels
- Quote with 3D visualisation (24-48 h)
- Manufacturing (7-10 working days)
- Installation (1-3 working days, depending on size)
- Sealing + handover