Smooth steel walls
Think of a kitchen next to a dining room, or a home office that could use a little more separation from the rest of the house. A steel wall creates a clear division, while still keeping light and visibility between the spaces.
The 30 millimetre aluminium profile gives the wall a slim and clean look. Whether you choose a fully glazed panel or a Crittall-style grid, the overall result remains open and practical.
Why choose an steel wall?
The simplest option is a fixed glass panel without an opening. This is often used as a partition wall between two spaces, for example to keep light and visibility while still creating some separation.
A popular option is a wall with a single or double door. For larger openings, we often place several walls next to each other, with a single or double door if desired.
Is the space higher than 300 cm? Then we can add a toplight if required. With our configurator, you can easily put together your steel wall yourself.
Our three door types integrate very well into a steel wall within the same 30 millimetre profile. A hinged door is the most traditional and the easiest to specify. A pivot door makes more of a statement and suits wider openings. A sliding door runs on a wall-mounted track and preserves the floor space in front of the wall when the door is open, which is useful in tighter spaces.
You can put together your door exactly how you want it. Choose a calm, fully glazed design for a clean and modern look, or add horizontal and vertical glazing bars for more detail and character.
With a grid design, the glass is divided into separate sections. This works well in both classic and industrial interiors.
A transom is a horizontal panel above the door height that extends the wall upwards. A fanlight is a decorative top panel, often arched, that is particularly common in heritage installs where the wall needs to follow the original architecture of the building.
Both allow a steel wall to fill a floor-to-ceiling run cleanly, which makes a big difference in rooms with high ceilings.
Choose a wall in your desired colour
Black (RAL 9005, is the standard finish and also the most popular colour. Would you prefer a different colour? White, bronze, and gold are and any other RAL colour is possible, although this comes at an additional cost.
Most people choose the same colour as the door, so the wall and door form one complete look. In our configurator, you can put together your wall yourself and choose your preferred colour.
Finishes and handles
Design your steel wall in three simple steps with our configurator. Start by choosing the product type and entering the total dimensions of the opening. The configurator processes the wall and any doors as one complete unit. This means you only need to enter the full width and height once, before working through the configuration step by step.
You then choose options such as the bar layout, the colour of the aluminium profile, the type of glass and the handle. You also select the door type and opening direction. The final step is to request your quote. The price updates instantly.
