Decorative partitions in the interior of modern buildings have not only functional, but also aesthetic value. Internal partitions help to better organize the space of the room and create effective interiors in offices, expand their functionality and separate production areas.
In the construction market every year there are more and more materials for partitions in the interior. New and improved technologies are being developed to create versatile materials that not only visually separate spaces, but also provide better sound insulation and a variety of styles.
Sliding and stationary decorative partitions in the interior
If you decide to use interior partitions, then initially you need to decide which ones you plan to install: stationary or transformable. Stationarypartitions will be much cheaper, since during their arrangement there is no need to use fastening systems and reversal mechanisms. Basically, stationary partitions are chosen if you need to insulate the walls or hide utilities inside the frame. They can also be used to separate rooms instead of blank walls.
However, sliding decorative partitions in the interior have quite important advantages. With their help, you can transform the same room, make it larger or, conversely, divide it into several separate rooms. It all depends on the specific goals.
Types of stationary partitions: improving the interior
There are several types of interior partitions. According to the type of construction, they are divided into frame and frameless. Partitions without a frame are assembled from high-strength self-supporting panels using a clamping profile. Glass partitions are made of tempered durable glass, the thickness of which is maximum 10 mm.
For the assembly of frame partitions, a PVC profile, steel or aluminum frame is used. The thickness of such partitions is up to 10 cm, which is both their disadvantage and at the same time an advantage. On the one hand, this design greatly reduces the usable area, but on the other hand, it can be used to place sewer or water pipes, insulation, and so on inside the frame.
Decorative partitions in the interior: photo and functionality
Interiorpartitions are divided into the following groups: transparent, deaf, translucent and combined structures. To separate rooms, for example, in hotels and sports locker rooms, of course, deaf decorative partitions are used in the interior. In public spaces and private apartments, it is permissible to use any type of partitions.
Zoning space is necessary in order to focus on different areas in the interior. Of course, you can use a variety of techniques to mark the boundaries, but it is the partitions that allow you to clearly delimit the internal space. Decorative partitions do not take up much space, so they can be used even in the smallest room. In addition to their functional value, these designs can serve as an original element of the overall interior design.
