Overview
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Strähle system partition walls create flexible working environments and adapt to changing spatial requirements. The partition walls are available in three different construction types: mullion construction, all-glass construction and mullion-transom construction. The partition systems incorporate sound and fire protection, acoustics, climate control and lighting, and contribute to optimal working conditions. Solid walls, top lights or glass walls: the design possibilities are virtually limitless. All Strähle systems are compatible with one another. This makes it possible to create a wide variety of office layouts with a consistent look.
Mullion construction
The basis of this flexible, modular partition wall system is the patented Strähle system post, which features an integrated mounting mechanism for organisational and acoustic elements. Wall, glass and functional elements can be easily installed, replaced and adapted to changing requirements. This results in durable and future-proof room solutions.
All-glass construction
The all-glass construction enables transparent and light-filled room concepts. The versatile all-glass systems are designed without vertical mullions and can be realised with single- or double-glazed units, depending on requirements. This creates open-plan working environments with a high standard of design quality.
Mullion-transom construction
Mullion-transom construction combines a delicate design with high stability. The partition wall system, featuring a timber mullion-transom structure and flush glazing, creates a high-quality, natural look and blends harmoniously into modern office and working environments.
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The mullion, patented in 1986, forms the substructure of our walls. The steel struts are milled from a single piece of steel and formed to create two internal chambers. This enables solid walls or glazed elements as well as organisational and acoustic systems to be inserted in every vertical partition wall seam. This results in durable and adaptable partition systems for modern office and working environments.
What level of sound insulation do partition wall systems provide?
Good sound insulation is essential for a focused working environment. In modern office spaces in particular, it is important to provide acoustic separation between areas for communication and those intended for meetings and confidential discussions. The test bench results below provide an overview of the acoustic performance of the various Strähle partition wall systems. The appropriate solution can be selected depending on the room layout and requirements.
| System 2000 | R`w = 30 - 56 dB |
| System 2000_Nature | R`w = 42 - 52 dB |
| System 2300 | R`w = 41 - 54 dB |
| System 3400 | R`w = 32 - 41 dB |
| System 3400_Plus | R`w = 32 - 40 dB |
| System 3500 | R`w = 40 - 47 dB |
| System T | R`w = 41 - 44 dB |
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What fire resistance ratings are available with Strähle partition walls?
| System 2000 | Solid wall F 30/F 90 |
| System 2000 | Centre glazing F 30 |
| System 2000 | Flush-mounted framed glazing F 30 |
| System 2300 | Structural glazing F 30 |
The benefits of Strähle partition walls at a glance
- Modular and flexible room design
- Easy to adapt to organisational changes
- Reusable system components
- High standards of sound insulation and fire protection
- Integration of acoustic and organisational elements
- Resource-efficient and durable construction
- Refits with minimal disruption and time required
- Suitable for modern office and working environments
Personalised advice on partition walls.
Our commercial consultants will help you choose the right partition wall system and work with you to develop a solution that ensures optimal working conditions.