Modern Aluminum Conference Room Enclosures

Full-height Conference Room glass wall partitions, engineered to read as architecture and demountable for reconfiguration.

Linea Motion aluminum and glass conference room enclosure
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Inside the assembly

A conference room, read as one piece

Explore the details that make a Linea Motion enclosure feel like architecture, not a kit of parts.

  • 1Full-height, ceiling to floor
  • 2Acoustic glazing
  • 3Matching door hardware

Conference rooms specified as one assembly, not parts

A conference room enclosure isn’t a door plus two side lites plus a transom it’s a single full-height assembly. Linea Motion engineers the partition wall, the glass, the head and jamb joinery, and the door (slider, swing, or pivot) together, so the boardroom reads as one piece of architecture instead of a series of stitched-together components.

Boardroom vs. huddle room

Acoustics and privacy

Linea Motion's active doors and partition walls provide a secure fit within the opening and standard 1/4" tempered glass. This provides the noise reduction necessary for a board room and aural privacy. For visual privacy, frosted, gradient, and back-painted glass are specified per opening.

Coordinating doors and walls

The most common conference room configuration is a single sliding door inside a full-height glass wall, with hardware that matches the partition extrusions in finish and profile. Swing doors are specified where a slider can’t pocket. Pivot doors are reserved for boardroom-scale openings.

Aluminum Sliding Doors
Aluminum Swing Doors

Related

Pages and resources for conference-room specifications.

Glass wallsBroader partition system context
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OfficesSingle-room private office enclosures
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Aluminum sliding doorsMost common conference room door
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ThinWall systemFrameless integration
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Hardware & finishesPulls, finishes, and color palette
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Specifying a conference room?

Send us the floor plan and ceiling condition. We’ll come back with the partition system, the right glazing for the acoustic spec, and the door that matches.

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