Hanging System Accordion Sliding Wall Panels Philippines Aluminum Frame

Aluminum Frame Hanging System Accordion Sliding Partition Walls Philippines
 
The features of sliding partition walls

1.Space management ~ Movable walls offer an effective space solution for many environments including offices, educational establishments, sporting facilities, dining and entertainment facilities, religious centers, or retail areas.

2.Smart use of space – Movable walls offer a flexible solution for making the most of an interior space. Room sizes can be changed in a matter of moments to capitalism on the revenue potential of commercial space or simply create the most efficient use of floor space.

3.Acoustics ~ the movable wall is the highest specification range of fully operable, individual-panel systems. Acoustic insulation of up to 53 dB noise reduction is achieved with a combination of acoustic infills and operable top and bottom seals.

4.Operation ~ space without a trace ~ when the operable seals are retracted the panels will glide effortlessly and quietly along the unique aluminium overhead track system (no need for floor guide). Final closure of each panel is by a removable operating handle that extends the seal from the top and bottom of each panel forming an acoustic seal.

5.Adaptable configurations – The track and carrier system provides ease of operation and directional flexibility, allowing panel stacking in countless configurations.

6.Panel options ~ Individual panels can be constructed with either manual retractable top and bottom seal.

The details of installing the sliding partition walls
 
(1)Size of wall: all the folding partition wall panels should be installed in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations.
 

(2)Cutting: all necessary hardware and accessories for a complete job installation are to be furnished by the contractor.
 

(3)Install the acoustic panels: the installation of acoustic panels should be carried out in a sequence from the left to the right, from upside to downside, the panels are cut to fit on site, traditional woodworking tools are suitable for cutting the panels, if panels are cut using a fine tooth table saw the panels should be cut face up to avoid scratching and at a much slower speed to avoid any tearout or chipping.
 

(4)Fix on keel:
Wooden keel fixing using nails, staples or screws into prefixed timber battens on the walls via the tongue and groove joint.It also can fixing by: light steel keel.