System walls
System walls
System walls divide your office structurally into meeting rooms, executive offices and quiet rooms: fixed walls that run from floor to ceiling, including doors and frames. We take care of the measuring up, the design and the installation as part of your project furnishing.
A fixed wall, built up from a system
A system wall runs from floor to ceiling and is therefore structural work: the space behind it becomes a real room, with its own door and frame. That is the difference from a separate partition or room divider, which only marks a zone. As soon as you want a meeting room, an executive office or a quiet room that can also be closed, you end up with a system wall.
The wall is built up from profiles with an infill: glass, solid panels or a combination of the two. Because it is a system and not brickwork or plasterwork, the layout can be adapted at a later rearrangement instead of being demolished. The division between glass and solid determines how much daylight carries through and how much the rooms screen each other off.
We tackle this as part of the project furnishing: measuring up, design, installation and handover all go via the same adviser, so that wall, floor, wall finish and furniture match each other. If you are looking for a solution without building work, then look at partitions without building work or at acoustics and room dividers.
What you choose from
Glass partitions
Fixed glass walls keep daylight in the space and give meeting rooms and executive offices an open look. Can be executed with film or lettering when you want more privacy.
Solid and combination walls
Solid panels screen rooms off and limit the sound transmission between rooms. Combined with strips of glass you keep the incoming light and still get a screened workstation.
Doors and frames
Hinged and sliding doors in matching frames complete the wall. We match the openings to the walking routes and to the existing doors in the building.
Connection to the building services
A wall touches the ceiling, the floor and the building services. We include lighting, ventilation and electrics when measuring up, so that the new rooms are workable and do not end halfway across a ceiling grille.
Layout and walking routes
The number of rooms, the position of the doors and the division between glass and solid follow from your work processes. That keeps the walking routes logical and leaves the open floor enough daylight.
Can be changed later
Because the wall consists of profiles and panels, a rearrangement can be made later without demolition work. Handy with growth, downsizing or a different division of the departments.
Which spaces you create with it

Meeting rooms and consulting rooms
The most requested application: a lockable space in which meetings and video calls no longer carry across the work floor. Glass walls keep the daylight and the sight lines intact, film or lettering gives the privacy a consulting room needs. In the design we determine the number of rooms and the position of the doors.

Executive offices and closed offices
For an executive or management room, screening matters more than seeing through. A solid or combined wall limits the sound transmission between rooms, while strips of glass keep the room from becoming a box. We place cabinets and bespoke work in the same plan, so that the wall and the interior are designed together.

Quiet rooms and concentrated work
A quiet room from floor to ceiling gives a permanent place to make calls or work with concentration. If you do not want structural work or the place has to be able to move with you, a separate phone booth is the alternative: it is placed and can be removed again later.

Or without building work after all
Not every division calls for a structural wall. If you only want to mark zones, take away views or dampen sound on the work floor, a separate partition or room divider is enough. You move it yourself and you need no work on ceiling and floor for it. On the pages below you can read when each variant fits.
Four steps from measuring up to handover
Measuring up and structural situation
We measure up the space and look at the ceiling, floor and columns. We also include the connection to lighting, ventilation and electrics in this.
Design and layout
Based on your work processes we determine the number of rooms, the positions of the doors and the division between glass and solid panels. You receive a 3D design.
Placement
Our own installation team erects the walls, frames and doors. Work on the ceiling and floor is part of that.
Handover
We go through the work with you, adjust doors where necessary and remove the packaging material. After that the space is ready to be put into use.
Four things that make the difference
One point of contact
From measuring up to handover the same adviser keeps the project in hand, also when wall, floor and furniture come together in one project.
Our own installation team
Our fitters place the walls themselves and work in phases, so that your organisation can keep working during the building work.
Design in advance
You get free interior advice and a 3D design, so that you see the new layout before anything is placed.
Over 35 years of expertise
From Moordrecht we furnish offices, from a single meeting room to a complete floor. In our 1,000 m² showroom at Westbaan 170 you go through the possibilities.
Related topics
Would you like to know how system walls would work out in your building? Request a bespoke design or call 010 - 753 60 40.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, lease and financing are also available for self-employed professionals (ZZP'ers) and sole proprietorships, provided you meet the creditworthiness requirements.
With operational lease, you can choose to return, extend, or purchase the asset at its residual value. With financial lease, you automatically become the owner.
All costs are communicated clearly in advance. There are no hidden fees.
This depends on the type of financing and the terms and conditions. We would be happy to discuss this with you.
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