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Since both the movable partition wall and the sliding folding partition wall systems are a sector that can be considered rare, we realized that both the details and the terms are not understood by many people.
That's why we have created a glossary of movable partition wall terms and concepts.
Roller | : | Mechanical tool specially manufactured to carry heavy loads that enables the panels to be transported |
Rail | : | A specially manufactured aluminum track on which the panels are transported by rollers. |
Acoustic comfort barrier | : | The part that comes out of the panel and closes the gap between the panels and the ceiling, the guillotine. |
Acoustic Joint Wedge | : | The rubber piece that fills the gaps in the joints on both surfaces of the top and bottom of the panels |
Acoustic barrier | : | Wooden coating on both surfaces, internally applied sound insulation felt |
Guillotine mechanism | : | A specially developed mechanism that allows the upper and lower acoustic comfort barriers to move up and down |
Mechanism enclosure box | : | A plastic protection system that protects the guillotine mechanism and the powertrain and ensures a longer life. |
Crank arm | : | Special device that provides the movement of the mechanism |
Parking room / parking box | : | A specially designed room or box made of wood that allows the movable partitions to be stored when not in use. (can be inside or outside the space) |
Paspilata | : | The part used to fix the first panel, which is produced as much as the size between the rail fixed to the wall and the floor, the initial module |
Telescopic module | : | The part integrated into the last of the panels forming the movable partition wall, expanding towards the integrated wall, making the system a gapless wall |