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Operable Partition Pass Doors & ADA requirements

Sometimes what appears to be the most simple of requests and need becomes a challenge for a manufacturer in both design and price. The perfect example is a pass door in an operable partition. After all, all you have to do is cut in an opening in a panel, frame [More...]

There are two common concerns when discussing acoustics within a defined space: The build up of noise within the space. The transmission of sound between spaces.   One cause of noise build up within the space is reverberation (echoes or continued multiple reflections) such as in a large space that has hard reflective surfaces [More...]

Congratulations. You now own an operable partition. Hopefully the one you purchased is designed to be as maintenance free as possible (see previous blog here). All operable partitions (moveable walls, air-walls, operable walls etc.), whether manually or electrically operated, from all manufacturer’s have similar characteristics and features such as flat panel surfaces [More...]