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Demountable Office Partition Systems in Miami

Modular, demountable glass and solid office partitions in Miami that can be reconfigured and reused. European systems, fast and clean to install.

Panels
Glass, solid or mixed
Install
Dry, no taping or paint
Reuse
Designed to relocate
Makers
ABCD · HOYEZ · Maars
SYS-04 · Acoustic & Glass Partitions

About demountable partition systems

Office layouts change more often than buildings do. Demountable partitions are modular walls in glass, solid or mixed panels that can be taken down and re-erected in a new layout, instead of being demolished.

European systems such as ABCD, HOYEZ and Maars use dry-glazed aluminum profiles that click together, with glass, laminate, plasterboard or fabric panels, and come with test reports for acoustics and fire. They install faster and cleaner than drywall, can be taken down and reused, and give a consistent, high-end finish across the floor.

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How it is built

Anatomy of demountable partition systems

  1. Aluminum frameworkFloor and ceiling channels and vertical studs that click together without wet trades.
  2. Interchangeable panelsGlass, laminate, plasterboard, fabric or whiteboard panels in the same module.
  3. Integrated doorsGlass or solid doors with frames that are part of the system.
  4. Services integrationCable paths, switches and outlets built into the panels.
  5. Acoustic infillMineral wool or acoustic barriers inside solid panels for sound insulation.
Demountable Partition Systems architecture
Demountable Partition Systems

Glass offices that stay quiet.

Codes, testing & approvals

Performance standards

Acoustic glass partitions are specified by tested numbers. Here is what the ratings mean and what makes them work in a real office.

Rw (ISO 717-1) & STC (ASTM E413)

Single-number sound insulation ratings from laboratory tests. As a guide, STC 40-45 suits private offices; boardrooms and HR rooms often target 45-50.

Lab vs. field performance

Field results are typically a few points lower than lab ratings because of flanking paths. The partition must reach the slab or meet a plenum barrier, and the door must be sealed.

Acoustic doors

The door is the weak point of any room. Drop seals, perimeter gaskets and acoustic glass keep the door close to the wall's rating.

CPSC 16 CFR 1201 / ANSI Z97.1

Safety glazing standards for glass in doors and partitions; tempered or laminated safety glass is used throughout.

Fire-rated assemblies

Where a corridor or exit requires it, fire-rated glass and frames tested to the applicable standard are used.

European test reports

Systems from ABCD, HOYEZ and Maars come with laboratory acoustic, fire and impact test reports that support specification and approval.

Code references are summarized for orientation. Final requirements are confirmed by the engineer of record and the building department for each project.

For architects & designers

Design considerations

What our engineering team reviews with the design team before the drawings are final.

  1. Plan the moduleA planning grid aligned with ceilings and windows makes future changes simple.
  2. Think long termWhen the team grows, walls move; the same parts are reused in the new layout.
  3. Mix for privacyGlass where light matters, solid panels where privacy or storage matters.
  4. Clean installationDry installation keeps occupied floors working during fit-out.
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Compare

Partition systems compared

A quick reference our engineers use with architects and owners when choosing the right system.

Single-glazedDouble-glazed acousticDemountable modular
Typical thicknessAbout 1.4-2 in. (35-50 mm)About 3-4 in. (75-100 mm)About 3-4 in., by system
Acoustic ratingUp to about Rw 39 with acoustic laminated glassAbout Rw 41-51, by glass and gapBy panel type, glass or solid
LookLightest, frameless butt jointsSlim frame, two layers of glassModular grid, mixed panels
ReconfigurableLimitedYes, with demountable systemsYes, designed to be moved and reused
Best forOpen offices, corridors, showroomsMeeting rooms, private offices, boardroomsGrowing tenants, flexible floors
Scope of supply

What we supply

One package from design-assist to closeout, so there is one team accountable for the result.

  • Modular glass, solid and mixed panels
  • Integrated doors and frames
  • Cable and services integration
  • Layout and reconfiguration planning
  • Shop drawings and site measurement
  • Installation by licensed and insured partners
Options

Options & specifications

Final systems, glass and finishes are confirmed per project in shop drawings and submittals.

PanelsGlass, laminate, fabric, whiteboard or mixed
ModulesStandard widths with full-height options
DoorsSwing or sliding, glass or solid
AcousticsSingle or double glazed
How it works

From plans to closeout

  1. Plans reviewSend drawings and specs. We review the scope, the wind zone and the code path, and list any questions.
  2. ProposalA priced proposal with the system, glass and finish, plus value-engineering options where they help budget or lead time.
  3. Engineering & approvalsShop drawings, structural calculations by a Florida-licensed PE, product approvals and samples for the architect's review.
  4. FabricationSystems are fabricated to the approved drawings and delivered to suit the site schedule.
  5. InstallationInstallation by licensed and insured partner crews, with our project manager on site. The permit is pulled by the contractor of record.
  6. CloseoutPunch list, warranties, as-builts and maintenance information handed over.
Questions

Demountable Partition Systems: FAQ

Can demountable walls really be reused?

Yes. Panels and frames are designed to be taken apart and reinstalled in a new layout, with new parts only where the plan needs them.

Are they faster to install than drywall?

Usually yes. Panels arrive finished, so there is no taping, sanding or painting on site.

How is a demountable wall different from drywall?

It is a factory-finished system that is installed dry and can be taken apart and reused. Drywall is built and finished on site and demolished when the layout changes.

Do demountable walls meet acoustic requirements?

Yes. Systems are available with tested acoustic ratings, and solid or double-glazed modules are used where privacy matters.

Quote request

Request a Demountable Partition Systems quote

Send the scope, drawings or a link to the bid set. We review it and reply with questions, a system proposal or a price.

  • Free, no-obligation quote or bid
  • Value-engineering options included
  • Scope review by our technical team
  • One point of contact from bid to closeout

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