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News Release from: Hillaldam Coburn | Subject: Wallmaster
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 21 December 2007
New partitioning from Hillaldam Coburn
Wallmaster is a series of custom built sound reducing movable walls in single panels, ideal for dividing classrooms, conference suites or any large space.
Space is a precious commodity and Hillaldam Coburn's latest range of movable walls and partitions offer a range of solutions for effective room separation Wallmaster is a series of custom built sound reducing movable walls in single panels, ideal for dividing classrooms, conference suites or any large space
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 24 Jan 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Partitioning with Hillaldam Coburn
Wallmaster is a series of custom built sound reducing movable walls in single panels, ideal for dividing classrooms, conference suites or any large space.
Each panel is positively locked into position by retractable top and bottom seals for maximum rigidity, with final closure accomplished by means of a lever operated expanding panels.
The panels are 16mm particle boards each side of a timber or steel frame, infilled with acoustic material to achieve the required sound reduction performance.
Wallmaster offers a choice of centre stacking, side or remote stacking and the panels can be clad with a variety of finishes, including melamine laminates, wood veneers or glazing.
The Concertina series of custom built expanding panels are quiet in operation, with vinyl seals to reduce draughts.
Vertical rods connect the hinges to form a rigid framework and a protective heavy duty webbing is sewn to the outer PVC coated fabric to add strength and protect against fire.
Both Concertina and Wallmaster partitions are available in a wide range of standard colours to meet the aesthetic requirements of any application.
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