Movable Soundproof Sliding Partition Walls For Restaurant

Sliding Movable Partition Deatils

Firstly. What is fixed wall?

A fixed wall is a wall that separates the internal space of a building. Fixed wall will not bear weight, and generally require lightness, thinness, and good sound insulation performance. There are different requirements for the fixed walls of different functional rooms. For example, the fixed walls of the kitchen should have fire resistance; the fixed wall of the bathroom should be moisture-proof. The partition wall should be as easy as possible to disassemble and assemble.

Secondly. What is sliding movable partition?

Sliding movable partition refers to the façade specially used to separate indoor space, which is more flexible in application, such as movable display panels, movable screens, movable partition walls, movable screens and movable soundproof walls, etc., which are derived from Japanese technology. The sliding movable partition has the characteristics of easy installation, reusability, industrial production, fire prevention, and environmental protection. It was introduced to my country after the reform and opening up, and it was generally used in the 1990s. Sliding movable partitions are easy to install, reusable, industrialized, fireproof, and environmentally friendly, and are widely used in civil furniture and industrial plant construction.

Thirdly. What are the differences between fixed walls and sliding movable partitions?

1. Generally speaking, the fixed wall is connected to the roof, so it can limit the range to the greatest extent, and at the same time, it can meet the needs of sound insulation and obscuration of the line of sight. However, the extent of the limited space of the movable partition will be smaller, in terms of sound insulation and shielding. The demand will also be small, and some even require a certain degree of permeability, so that the two spaces have better visual communication.

2. In terms of height, the sliding movable partition usually does not reach the top, although some can reach the top, but it is relatively poor in terms of sound insulation and obstructing the line of sight. For example, some sliding movable partitions will all be inlaid with large glass.