SG-40 Demountable Glass Partition System
ASG-40 is a slim demountable glass partition system designed for modern office spaces. It is suitable for offices and reception areas that need transparent zoning, natural light, and a more open visual feel.
Where SG-40 Fits in Commercial Interiors
The SG-40 demountable glass partition is best suited for commercial office spaces where transparent zoning, daylight, and visual continuity are key design priorities. It is not a one-size-fits-all partition option, but a stronger fit for lightweight glass zoning and open office planning.
Is SG-40 the Right Glass Partition Route for Your Project?
The right system option can be assessed based on your visual requirements, wall composition, project complexity, and budget level. In many cases, you can first decide whether SG-40 remains the right fit or whether SG-86 / SG-100 should be compared further.
If you are not yet sure which model is suitable, start by reviewing the floor plan, wall height, visual requirements, glass / solid wall preference, space function, and budget level before choosing the model
SG-40 Glass Partition Profile, Glass Options, and Height Guidelines
SG-40 is defined by its slim profile design and clean glass appearance. The wall structure is based on one main aluminum profile, giving the system a straightforward structure that supports clearer coordination during project review and installation.
How to Confirm Acoustic and Fire Requirements for SG-40 Glass Partitions
SG-40 is suitable for office projects where visual transparency, natural daylight, and a slim glass appearance are the main priorities.
If the project involves acoustic control, speech privacy, or fire-rated requirements, these points should be clarified during early project discussion so we can assess whether the SG-40 configuration should be adjusted or whether SG-86 / SG-100 would be more suitable.
Acoustic Requirements
If the project has a clear acoustic target for SG-40, the glass, frame, door system, and site interfaces should be reviewed as part of the full system configuration.
May be reviewed as one possible acoustic-oriented direction. The exact build-up and platform compatibility should be confirmed for the proposed configuration. Depending on the project requirements, SG-86 or SG-100 may also need to be considered as a more suitable system option.
During installation planning, special attention should also be given to sealing around the ceiling, floor, door area, and other perimeter interfaces.
Fire Requirements
SG-40 is generally not selected as a fire-rated partition system. If the project has fire-rated requirements, please clarify the required fire-resistance duration, project specification, or local approval requirements during early project discussion.
Based on the project requirements, we can assess whether an SG-86 or SG-100 fire-related configuration should be reviewed against the applicable assembly evidence.
Request SG-40 Glass Partition Documents for Your Layout and Configuration
Document Availability Note
SG-40 documents are provided on request and matched to the selected configuration. Not all CAD files, BIM files, reports, or certificates are available as public downloads.
If your project requires special documents, please contact our sales team for further confirmation.
SG-40 Buyer FAQ
The following questions help buyers quickly assess whether SG-40 is suitable for office projects focused on visual transparency, natural daylight, and lightweight glass partitioning.
Is SG-40 suitable for full-height glass partitions?
SG-40 is better suited for transparent glass zoning at standard office heights. The recommended height is 2400 mm (H), with the current maximum recommended height at 3000 mm (H). Projects above 3000 mm should be evaluated based on glass size, profile thickness, ceiling / floor conditions, and actual site conditions.
Does SG-40 have a fixed acoustic rating?
Relevant SG-40 material test reports may provide reference test data of around STC 40. If the project has acoustic or speech privacy targets, laminated glass should be evaluated, with special attention given to the door system, sealing method, and sealing treatment around the ceiling, floor, door area, and other perimeter interfaces.
Is SG-40 a fire-rated partition by default?
SG-40 is generally not selected as a fire-rated partition system. If the project has fire-rated requirements, confirmation should be based on local fire regulations, the complete system structure, the selected configuration, and the applicable certificate or report scope.
What SG-40 documents can be requested?
You can request relevant SG-40 documents such as product brochures, certificates, technical specifications, project cases, and CAD / BIM drawings. The specific document content can be further confirmed according to the project stage, configuration requirements, and document purpose.
When should SG-86 or SG-100 be compared?
If the project is not limited to transparent glass zoning and starts to involve more visual screening, glass-and-solid wall combinations, acoustic or fire-related project evaluation, or more complex project conditions, it may be worth reviewing SG-86 or SG-100 as more suitable system options.
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