Q: At which stage of decoration are movable partitions installed?
A: Movable partitions are installed in 2 main phases: track installation and screen hoisting/debugging. The track must be installed before determining the ceiling height and floor finish, which involves welding a steel frame. Once the track is in place, the ceiling can be hung. If the ceiling height is set, and the floor and walls are completed, the movable partition can be produced to the specified dimensions and installed once production is finished.
Q: Do movable partitions have sound insulation properties?
A: Yes, movable partitions provide effective sound insulation through several methods:
Panel Material Sound Insulation: By using sound-insulating finishes like leather, wood, or fabric, the overall sound insulation coefficient is enhanced.
Rubber Strips and Fillers: The partitions include internal steel plates and rock wool filling to improve soundproofing.
Frame Sealing Sound Insulation: The keel frame combines aluminum alloy and steel pipe technology for strength and deformation resistance, with a fully interlocking design to ensure a tight seal.
Q: What materials are available for the decorative surfaces of movable partitions?
A: There are various materials to choose from based on specific requirements for sound insulation, waterproofing, fire resistance, and aesthetics:
Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF): This basic panel material is smooth, flat, water-resistant, and environmentally friendly.
Plywood: Moisture-resistant and impact-proof, it also offers good fire resistance, making it suitable for base plates.
Melamine Board: Known for its fire resistance and smooth surface, it’s easy to clean and available in materials like walnut, white oak, and sapele.
Fabric: A variety of fabrics, including small pear grain and velvet, are available in multiple colors.
A: Movable partitions are installed in 2 main phases: track installation and screen hoisting/debugging. The track must be installed before determining the ceiling height and floor finish, which involves welding a steel frame. Once the track is in place, the ceiling can be hung. If the ceiling height is set, and the floor and walls are completed, the movable partition can be produced to the specified dimensions and installed once production is finished.
Q: Do movable partitions have sound insulation properties?
A: Yes, movable partitions provide effective sound insulation through several methods:
Panel Material Sound Insulation: By using sound-insulating finishes like leather, wood, or fabric, the overall sound insulation coefficient is enhanced.
Rubber Strips and Fillers: The partitions include internal steel plates and rock wool filling to improve soundproofing.
Frame Sealing Sound Insulation: The keel frame combines aluminum alloy and steel pipe technology for strength and deformation resistance, with a fully interlocking design to ensure a tight seal.
Q: What materials are available for the decorative surfaces of movable partitions?
A: There are various materials to choose from based on specific requirements for sound insulation, waterproofing, fire resistance, and aesthetics:
Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF): This basic panel material is smooth, flat, water-resistant, and environmentally friendly.
Plywood: Moisture-resistant and impact-proof, it also offers good fire resistance, making it suitable for base plates.
Melamine Board: Known for its fire resistance and smooth surface, it’s easy to clean and available in materials like walnut, white oak, and sapele.
Fabric: A variety of fabrics, including small pear grain and velvet, are available in multiple colors.
Leather: Customers can choose from various leather materials and colors.
