GLASS PARTITIONS 

1. Framed Glass Partitions - These partitions are supported by aluminum or steel frames, providing structural integrity and stability. They are ideal for creating defined spaces while still allowing light to flow through.

2. Frameless Glass Partitions - Unlike framed partitions, frameless ones use minimal hardware or none at all, providing a sleek and modern aesthetic. They offer uninterrupted views and are perfect for contemporary office environments.

3. Single Glazed Partitions - These partitions consist of a single layer of glass, offering transparency and light transmission. They are cost-effective and suitable for spaces where sound insulation is not a priority.

4. Double Glazed Partitions - With two layers of glass separated by a gap, double glazed partitions provide improved sound insulation and thermal performance compared to single glazed partitions. They are ideal for private offices or meeting rooms where acoustic privacy is essential.

5. Acoustic Glass Partitions - Designed to minimize sound transmission, acoustic glass partitions use special laminates or thicker glass panels to reduce noise levels. They are perfect for environments where privacy and concentration are paramount, such as conference rooms or executive offices.

6. Switchable Glass Partitions - Also known as smart glass, switchable glass partitions can change from transparent to opaque at the flick of a switch or via remote control. This feature provides privacy on demand and is suitable for meeting rooms or collaborative spaces.

7. Tinted Glass Partitions - Tinted glass partitions have a colored coating that reduces glare and solar heat gain, improving comfort and energy efficiency. They come in various shades and are suitable for spaces with excessive sunlight exposure.

8.  Textured Glass Partitions - Textured glass partitions feature patterns or designs on the surface, adding visual interest while maintaining privacy. They are commonly used in areas such as reception areas or breakout spaces to create a distinctive look.

DOORS

1. Stile door - Stile doors are doors with vertical or horizontal panels forming the frame, often made of aluminium.  They're commonly used in various architectural designs, including offices and commercial spaces where glass partitions are installed. These doors can complement the aesthetics of glass partitions and offer functionality and style to the overall design.

2. Glass door : Floring machine - A flooring machine glass door is a robust and impact-resistant option commonly employed in commercial spaces, offering both durability and aesthetic appeal while maintaining safety and visibility between different areas.

3. Glass door : Hinges - Glass doors can indeed be mounted using hinges specifically designed for glass. These hinges typically have special features like a soft closing mechanism to prevent slamming and are made to securely hold the weight of the glass door while allowing smooth opening and closing. 

4.Sliding door  - A sliding door is a type of door mounted on rollers or tracks that allows it to slide horizontally to open and close, instead of swinging open like a traditional hinged door. These doors are popular in both residential and commercial settings due to their space-saving design and ease of use. They come in various styles and materials, including glass, wood, and metal, and are often used for patio entrances, closets, and room dividers.