Hotel and commercial glass
Glass for hotels, restaurants, offices and luxury apartment projects, delivered room by room to one standard.
More about hotel and commercial glass
Internal glass
Internal glass walls and doors in Sydney
Separate a study, a wine room or a dining room without losing the light, with clear or framed glass walls and doors.
Divide the room, keep the light
Open-plan living is bright but loud. A glass wall gives a study, a home office, a wine room or a dining room its own space and quiet while daylight still travels through the house. Clear frameless glass almost disappears; black framed screens with slim bars give a warehouse or heritage look that suits terraces and modern homes alike.
Doors can be hinged, pivoting or sliding, in frameless glass or matching framed panels, with seals where sound matters.
Planned around your build
Glass walls need a level floor, a sound ceiling or bulkhead to fix to, and a plan for power points, switches and air conditioning returns. In a renovation we look at these on the first visit. In a new build we work from the drawings with your builder so the framing and the fixings are ready when the glass arrives.
Offices, clinics, showrooms and hotel lobbies use the same approach at a bigger scale: glass meeting rooms, reception screens and partitions that keep the space feeling open while giving people privacy where they need it, with frosted manifestation where people could walk into clear glass.
Glass walls and doors: questions
Can a glass wall go into an existing home?
Usually, yes. A glass wall needs a level floor and a sound ceiling or bulkhead to fix to. Isidone checks the floor, ceiling, switches and air conditioning on the first visit to your Sydney home and explains any work needed before the glass is made.
Are black framed glass walls real steel?
Black framed glass walls are usually slim aluminium frames with a black finish that gives the look of steel at a lower weight and cost. Isidone can show you the frame and glass options for your Sydney home or office at the measure.
