SG-100 glass and wood-finish partition configuration in a commercial office.

SG-100 Demountable Wall System

SG-100 is a 100 mm steel-stud demountable wall system designed for office and commercial projects that require higher acoustic privacy, fire-related design review, and full-height space separation.

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How Should You Choose Between SG-40, SG-86, and SG-100 Wall Systems?

SG-40 is suited for transparent glass partitions that support natural daylight and visual openness. SG-86 is designed for standard office partition layouts, while SG-100 is better suited for office and commercial projects that require a 100 mm wall thickness, a steel-framed structure, more defined space separation, and a more detailed project review.

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SystemPositioningWhen to Consider ItProject Confirmation Point
SG-40Lightweight transparent glass partition systemWhen the project focuses on open views, natural daylight, and light office zoning.Not recommended as the default option for high-privacy, high-stability, or complex full-height projects.
SG-86Standard commercial office partition systemWhen the project needs regular offices, meeting rooms, or mixed glass and solid wall layouts.Configuration should be confirmed based on wall height, materials, door type, and site conditions.
SG-100100 mm steel-framed wall systemWhen the project needs a thicker wall system, more defined space separation, higher privacy, or fire-related design review.Configuration should be confirmed based on wall height, materials, door type, and site conditions.

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What Is the 100 mm Steel-Core Structure in the SG-100 Demountable Wall System?

SG-100 uses a 100 mm wall system with an all-steel framing structure. It is suited for office and commercial projects with higher wall heights, heavier glass or wood-finish panel configurations, or fire-related design review requirements.

The steel-framed structure helps support and align glass, wood-finish panels, and other infill materials while providing stronger frame support for the interior partition system.

100 mm System Thickness

SG-100 has a total wall thickness of 100 mm, making it suitable for projects that need a thicker wall system, more defined space separation, and a more substantial visual presence.

All-Steel Framing Structure

The steel frame is used to support glass and wood-finish panels, especially in partition projects with higher wall heights or heavier surface material configurations.

Top / Bottom Track

The 25 mm U-channel is used for floor, ceiling, and side wall fixing and connection.

Glass Frame and Module Gap

Designed for modular installation, SG-100 maintains a 4 mm module-to-module gap for both wood-finish panel modules and glass panel modules.

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Which SG-100 Wall Options Can Be Reviewed?

SG-100 can be reviewed with glass walls, double-glazed walls with blinds, solid panels, steel-panel build-ups, or mixed glass + solid elevations, depending on the project's privacy, daylight, finish, wall height, and layout needs.

Available Wall Options

Glass Walls

Choose 12 mm single glass or 5/ 6 / 8 mm double glass when daylight and open visibility are priorities.

Double Glass with Blinds

Built-in blinds help meeting rooms or private offices switch between openness and visual privacy without changing the wall layout.

Solid Panels

Use melamine, painted, or lacquered panels when the space needs stronger visual privacy and consistent surface finishes.

Steel Panel Build-Up

Steel-panel build-ups can be reviewed for specific material or durability needs, with fire-related requirements checked separately by project scope.

Mixed Glass + Solid Walls

Combine glass and solid sections by elevation to balance daylight, privacy, and surface finishes.

What to Share for Review

To help us review the right SG-100 wall option, share your layout, wall height, door positions, glass / solid ratio, privacy needs, and finish requirements.

When Performance Requirements Apply

If your project includes acoustic, fire-related, full-height, hygiene, or stability requirements, the selected wall option should be reviewed with the materials, site conditions, and relevant project documents.

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What Door and Hardware Options Can SG-100 Support?

SG-100 door and hardware options can be selected based on project requirements, including door style, privacy needs, opening size, traffic level, and finish preference.

Door type, frame, closer, lock, handle, and seals all affect daily use, access, appearance, and overall wall coordination.

Full Glass Door

Full Glass Door

A 12 mm full glass door is suitable when the space needs a transparent opening and clean visual continuity.

Framed Glass Door

Framed Glass Door

A 53 mm framed glass door can support double-glass designs with built-in blinds for adjustable visual privacy.

Solid Panel Door

Solid Panel Door

A 53 mm melamine door or 54 mm painted solid door works when the space needs a solid surface and consistent finish.

Steel Door

Steel Door

A 55 mm steel door can be considered for fire-related review needs or higher acoustic requirements.

What to Share
For door selection, share the door type, opening size, wall height, privacy needs, traffic level, and preferred hardware level.

Project Note
Fire-related, acoustic, heavy-use, or special hardware requirements should be confirmed together with the door, frame, seals, and wall configuration.

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What Should Be Checked for Taller or Full-Height SG-100 Walls?

SG-100 can be reviewed for taller or full-height interior partition applications based on the project design intent, wall height, layout, and site conditions.

Before confirming a taller or full-height SG-100 wall, the main connection points should be checked together with the selected glass, panel, door, and hardware configuration.

Height and Layout

Confirm the required wall height, room layout, and whether the selected glass or panel sizes match the SG-100 configuration.

Ceiling / Top Track

Check the ceiling type and top-track connection, including gypsum, T-bar, suspended, exposed, or slab ceiling conditions.

Floor / Bottom Track

Review the finished floor or raised-floor condition, floor levelness, and bottom-track connection along the confirmed wall layout.

Side Connections

Confirm how the wall connects to existing walls, columns, curtain-wall interfaces, glazed façades, or other side junctions.

Door and Hardware

Confirm the door type, closer, lock, handle, drop seal, and hardware requirements within the selected SG-100 wall system.

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Which SG-100 Performance Requirements Should Be Confirmed?

SG-100 is suitable for project review when the wall system needs acoustic privacy, fire-related documentation, stronger wall stability, or heavier door hardware.

Acoustic Privacy

Confirm the wall build-up, glass or panel selection, doors, seals, ceiling and floor details, installation quality, and the acoustic report that matches the selected configuration.

Fire-Related Review

Confirm whether the selected wall, door, seals, and connection details match the applicable fire-related report or certificate scope.

Wall Stability

An SGS impact test report can support the SG-100 wall stability review when impact evidence is required.

Heavy Door Hardware

A 304 stainless steel pivot hinge option supports up to 200 kg, with a certificate available for the selected hardware.

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Which SG-100 Technical Documents Can Buyers Request?

Buyers can request SG-100 technical documents after sharing a layout or floor plan, wall height, and what they need to check.

How to Request SG-100 Documents

1. Share Project Basics

Send the layout or floor plan, wall height, wall option, door type, and any acoustic or fire-related requirement.

2. Receive Matching Documents

We provide documents that match your SG-100 wall option, door choice, and project stage.

3. Check Before Selection

Use the documents to check wall structure, drawings, materials, hardware, reports, or certificates before final selection.

Available Resource Types

Parameters / Specs

Request SG-100 parameters to check system depth, wall height, wall option, door type, and specification notes.

Drawings / Connection Details

Request CAD, BIM, or connection detail drawings for layout, elevation, ceiling, floor, side wall, door frame, and installation coordination.

CAD / BIM Resources

Material / Hardware

Request material and hardware information to compare finishes, panels, doors, closers, locks, handles, and drop seals.

Reports / Certificates

Request relevant reports or certificates when acoustic, fire-related, or material documents are needed.

Certificates / Reports

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What Should You Prepare for an SG-100 Project Review?

You can start with a layout or floor plan, the required wall height, and the key items you need to confirm.

What to Share First

Layout and Wall Height

Share the layout or floor plan and wall height so we can estimate the wall area and begin a preliminary quotation review.

Wall Type

Clarify whether the project needs glass walls, solid panels, or mixed glass + solid walls.

Door & Hardware

Confirm the door type, closer, lock, handle, drop seal, and any required hardware options.

Other Requirements

Add acoustic, fire-related, stability, document, material, or sample requirements if they are relevant to the project.

SG-100 Buyer FAQ

  1. Is SG-100 always fire-rated?

    No. Fire-related requirements should be checked based on the required fire duration, local project requirements, wall type, door, seals, and relevant report or certificate.

  2. Does SG-100 have a fixed acoustic rating?

    No. Acoustic performance depends on the acoustic target, selected wall build-up, materials, and sealing details at the ceiling, floor, wall, and door frame connections.

  3. Can I request CAD, BIM, reports, or certificates?

    Yes. You can request technical documents for the selected SG-100 setup, but some documents are shared by request based on the project configuration.

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