Bildspec Operable Walls recently redesigned their existing Moveable Glass Wall System. This new double-glazed glass operable wall system incorporates thinner stiles for a sleek, unobtrusive look and effortless operation. This system also complies with AS1288 glass in buildings standards.

These CSIRO certified Rw46-rated double-glazed walls use a thinner glass profile than most competitors’, which makes it the lightest system on the market and ensures it is a great value proposition compared to its predecessor model.

Series 100 Double Glazed movable acoustic walls combine the elegance of glass with the strength and reliability of a Bildspec operable wall. Bildspec's double glazing and unobtrusive panel frame allows for maximum visual connectivity between spaces while preserving acoustic separation. This interspace creation of a lighter, interconnected environment with acoustic integrity is the key to the new Series 100 Double Glazed.

For almost 100 years, Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals have been translating the unmet medical needs of people living with chronic disease into innovative medicines and delivery systems. Their treatments benefit millions of people living with chronic disease. They constantly discover and develop innovative biological medicines and make them accessible to patients throughout the world.

Novo Nordisk recently chose the Series 100 Double Glazed acoustic moving wall system for their new office environment. The system was chosen because of its ability to create a spacious, bright and airy atmosphere without the distraction of unwanted noise. It’s new, minimalistic design perfectly complimenting Novo’s sleek, modern office fit out and used to create a seamless connection between meeting rooms and common areas.

Bildspec's Series 100 fabric lined operable walls, with removable three-way meeting posts, were installed in addition to glass acoustic walls to achieve different aesthetic goals. A range of different Rw ratings were employed, from a 45Rw up to a 49Rw, where minimal sound transmissions between larger meeting rooms were required.