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What should be considered when installing frosted-glass partitions?

2022-09-29 09:16

Here are some points to consider when installing frosted-glass partitions. Glass partitions are popular in offices because they are both attractive and practical. What should you pay attention to during installation?

Glass partitions can make a space feel larger and are also cost-effective. What should you consider when installing office glass partitions? Here are the main points.

The main thing to know office glass distance equipment when highly decorated office glass distance to use the choice of 12 mm toughened glass to do, in people's parallel vision to do carved or grinding, office glass distance is generally 1.8 meters or 2 meters can be. Because of the clear water of the general house in the 2.7 meters, after doing the ceiling, the general height of 2.4 meters, because too high lighting is not good enough, so the general distance to moderate, do not exceed 2 meters. Choose commonly used thickness can be 10 mm, the surface for custom art patterns decoration, with distance hardware fittings fixed to the floor and wall, the main components are: glass door fan, neutral plate, side plate, pull rod, foot Sheetfoot, door lock, hinge, etc. From production to equipment sequence: ordering, cutting, opening, carving, packaging, transportation, equipment.

Points to note when installing glass partition doors in offices:

1. Do not fit the glass too tightly into the stainless-steel base frame. Leave a gap of approximately 3 mm at the top and sides to allow for thermal expansion and contraction.

2. Before installing office glass partitions, check that the glass corners are square and that the stainless-steel frame has the correct dimensions and alignment. Correct the frame, mark the glass position, and secure the panel along the marked line.

3. When installing office glass partitions, attach suction lifters to the thick glass panel. A team of 2-3 people should use them to lift the panel and move it into position. Insert the upper edge into the retaining channel at the top of the door frame, then lower the bottom edge onto its support. Align the bottom with the center line and the sides with the metal trim joints, so that the interfaces are concealed from both inside and outside.

4. Apply sealant to the gaps between the upper retaining channel and lower support channel, and between the thick glass and frame posts. Starting at one end, apply the sealant evenly along each gap to form a straight surface line. Remove excess sealant with a plastic scraper and wipe away marks with a cloth.

5. Glass butt joints: large fixed glass door panels may require joints between sheets. Leave a joint width of 2-3 mm and chamfer the glass edges. After securing the glass, fill the joint with glass sealant. Smooth the sealant on both sides with a plastic scraper to form a clean, even, straight joint, then remove excess sealant from the glass with a clean cloth.