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A demountable partition system built on 2" anodized aluminum bars. Divide a floor into offices and meeting rooms, then take it apart and move it when the floor plan changes.
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Three System Types
A partition with no frames, using 3/8" tempered glass with a joint strip between panes rather than silicone. The cleanest sightline of the three, and the one to specify when the point of the wall is that you barely notice it.
Structured and defined, with the aluminum expressed rather than hidden. Suited to projects that need precise alignment across a long run, or that want the grid to read as a deliberate design element.
Glass above, solid below. Combines the transparency of glass with melamine or acoustic panels, which is the usual answer when a room needs daylight and sightlines at standing height but privacy at desk height. Melamine is 5/8" practical or MDF board.
Specify Your System
Finishes
Finishes
Aluminum structure: Anodized Silver as standard. Any RAL colour is available as a custom finish, at extra charge and a two week addition to lead time.
Melamine panels: White, Light Gray, Black, Chocolate, DriftWood, SandalWood, Cherry, Mahogany, and Linen.
Glass and acrylic: Clear as standard, Frosted at extra charge. Polyester Acoustic panel is also available as a panel material.
Doors, windows, and telescoping walls
Doors, windows, and telescoping walls
Doors are part of the system rather than an afterthought sourced elsewhere.
Aluminum framed: single and double leaf. Frameless glass: single, double, and barn-suspended sliding. Hollow wood with Formica cover: single, double, and barn-suspended sliding, in White, Light Gray, Black, or Chocolate to match the melamine panels.
Fixed windows use 1/4" or 3/8" tempered or laminated glass. A telescoping door option is available where a room needs to open fully to the floor.
If you're keeping existing sheetrock walls, the same door and window solutions can be fitted into them rather than replacing the wall.
Free standing dividers and sizes
Free standing dividers and sizes
Free standing dividers need no attachment to floor or ceiling, which makes them the lowest-commitment way into the system. They can be joined together with brackets.
Melamine dividers come 30", 36", or 45" wide in three heights: 54", 66", and 78".
Aluminum dividers come 2, 4, 5, and 6 feet wide, in 4, 5, and 6 foot heights, with a 33" solid lower panel on the shorter models.
Panels combine melamine with twin wall acrylic polycarbonate, or full melamine.
Dry erase, frosted vinyl, and electrical
Dry erase, frosted vinyl, and electrical
Dry erase: glass dry erase board, full glass dry erase wall, or dry erase vinyl applied to an existing panel. Useful where a meeting room wall needs to do two jobs.
Frosted vinyl: a range of patterns that add privacy at seated or standing height without giving up daylight.
Electrical: we design an electric bar into the wall for switches, receptacles, or data, using pre-manufactured UL certified BYRNE components. We can also install the bars and have your electrician make the final connections with standard product.
Panel configurations
Panel configurations
Sixteen standard panel layouts, so a run can change character along its length without changing system.
Full melamine in four divisions, full glass in four divisions, and mixed glass and melamine in eight, covering glass-over-solid, solid-over-glass, and banded arrangements.
Some of Our Projects
Demountable, Not Demolition
The system comes apart. When the floor plan changes, the walls get taken down and reconfigured rather than demolished and rebuilt. Components are reusable and recyclable.
Free 3D Layout
Send us the floor plan and we'll come back with a 3D layout before you commit to anything. You see the rooms in the space, at scale, and price against that rather than a guess.
Offices, Cubicles, or Tabletop Dividers
The same system builds full-height offices, cubicle enclosures, and tabletop dividers at whatever height you specify. One system across the floor rather than three products that don't match.
Specified, Not Guessed
2" anodized aluminum structure, glass from 1/4" to 3/8" monolithic or laminated tempered, melamine at 5/8". Standard lead time is three weeks and the system carries a 10 year warranty. You get the spec with the quote, so your GC and architect have something to review.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between framed, frameless, and hybrid?
What's the difference between framed, frameless, and hybrid?
Frameless uses 3/8" tempered glass with a joint strip between panes and no visible frame, for the cleanest sightline. Framed expresses the aluminum structure, which suits long runs needing precise alignment. Hybrid pairs glass with melamine or acoustic panels, giving daylight above and privacy at desk height.
What glass and materials do you use?
What glass and materials do you use?
The structure is 2" anodized aluminum bars fixed to floor and ceiling, or at half height. Glass runs 1/4" to 3/8", monolithic or laminated tempered. Melamine is 5/8" practical or MDF board. Frameless runs use 3/8" tempered glass with a joint strip rather than silicone.
Can the walls be moved later?
Can the walls be moved later?
That's the point of a demountable system. The partitions come apart and get reconfigured when the floor plan changes, and the components are reusable and recyclable rather than landfill.
Do I need a building permit?
Do I need a building permit?
[CONFIRM: do not publish a blanket no-permit claim. The manufacturer catalog only states that the BYRNE electrical bars are UL certified and do not require permits, which is about the electrical components, not the partitions. Permitting for demountable walls is a local building-department decision. Replace with a qualified answer, e.g. requirements vary by jurisdiction and Freedman's supplies drawings and specs for your permit review.]
What's the acoustic rating?
What's the acoustic rating?
[CONFIRM: still no number. The manufacturer catalog offers a Polyester Acoustic panel as a material option but publishes no STC rating. Get the rating per configuration, since single-glazed frameless, framed, and hybrid-with-acoustic-panel will differ.]
What's the warranty?
What's the warranty?
Ten years. Note that the manufacturer catalog states 10 years, so the "20-year warranty" currently shown elsewhere on this page needs correcting.
What's the lead time, and do you install?
What's the lead time, and do you install?
Standard lead time is three weeks. Freedman's installs all Tuscania product, so you are not sourcing a separate installer or handing your GC a pallet of extrusions.
Do you work outside Florida?
Do you work outside Florida?
All Tuscania product ships nationwide. [CONFIRM: the manufacturer catalog says nationwide delivery. Confirm separately whether installation crews travel nationwide before repeating the "Nationwide Service" claim from the current live page.]
Demountable Glass Walls for Offices and Meeting Rooms
Drywall is a one-way decision. You frame it, finish it, and if the floor plan changes in three years you demolish it and start again. A demountable partition system does the same job, dividing and organizing a floor into offices, meeting rooms, and enclosed work areas, but comes apart when the plan changes.
Tuscania is built on 2" anodized aluminum bars fixed to the floor and ceiling, or at half height, with a range of models and configurations on the same structure. The versatility and the speed of reorganizing space are the reasons to specify it over fixed construction.
Semi-privacy without closing the floor in
The same system builds cubicle enclosures and tabletop dividers at whatever height you specify, so staff get order and semi-privacy without the floor reverting to a sea of open desks.
Across the range that covers architectural walls, office partitions, frameless glass walls, butt glazed walls, transaction walls, free standing dividers, cubicles and tabletops, hinged and sliding doors, and fixed windows. Send us your floor plan and we'll come back with a 3D layout, system options, and pricing.