Conference Room Glass

Conference rooms are where glass does the most for an office, and where privacy and sound matter most. We install glass walls and doors for conference and meeting rooms with the acoustic and privacy options to match.

Designing a glass conference room

A glass conference room should show off the space and let people see whether the room is in use, without letting conversations carry or screens be read from the hallway. That means choosing the right glass, sealing the joints, and adding privacy where it is needed.

Options that matter

Acoustic laminated glass with a sound-dampening interlayer
Double-glazed walls for executive and boardroom spaces
Sealed doors with drop seals and perimeter gaskets
Sliding doors where swing clearance is limited
Privacy film in bands or gradients, or switchable glass that frosts at the touch of a switch
Writable glass walls used as whiteboards

Coordination with AV and HVAC

Conference rooms often have displays, cameras and sound systems, and the glass walls need to work with them: blocking for screens, cable routes and diffuser locations. Sound can travel over a partition that stops at the ceiling, so we coordinate with the contractor on whether walls go to the deck.

Installation

We field measure after framing, fabricate glass and doors to size, and install with the finish hardware, then adjust doors and seals for smooth operation.