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Take Back to Give Back: This new initiative nurtures a circular economy for the future of glass partitions. Now more than ever we understand the importance of developing products and processes which encourage product reusability. It is crucial that we minimise material resource use, and ultimately reduce our impact on the environment around us.

More and more now we are seeing a focus on how we are protecting the built environment from fire risks. We are dedicating ourselves to ensuring that our team members on the ground are ready to deploy their skills when needed. 

As the industry takes a more environmentally conscious approach, recycling and repurposing glass materials have become a major objective.

Named the green metal, aluminium has become a popular choice due to its high performance and environmentally friendly features.  

The WELL Building Standard was designed to help build healthier working environments for all building occupants.

With educational facilities under increasing pressure to maximise space and offer adaptable environments, what role can glass partitions play in helping specifiers to create a cost-efficient yet aesthetically pleasing space?