ᐅ Multi-panel sliding door or room divider

Hello everyone,

we are currently looking for a multi-panel sliding door or room divider to separate the living/dining/kitchen area from a room with a single leaf:

It should not be a fully closed "wall" with perfect acoustic insulation, but it can include glass elements and should only reduce noise somewhat.

Maybe you have ideas, manufacturers, or example pictures?
I think I always use the wrong search terms on Google.

Thanks!

BundM_BB schrieb:

Do you possibly have any ideas, manufacturers, or example pictures?

Solarlux offers a partition system called "Flexa." We have two folding glass walls from this manufacturer and have been very satisfied with them for almost six years.

BundM_BB schrieb:

I guess I’ve always been searching with the wrong keywords on Google.

You can use full descriptions on the big search engine, for example: "Who makes glass room dividers without fixed panels?"

I would work with a partition wall made of drywall. Something like this – but floor-to-ceiling and with continuous compartments. It looks great in real life – divides the space without fully closing it off.

I had already observed this accurately back in July ’23:

11ant schrieb:

I definitely recommend you to start building now (you can also contact me about this), as waiting is currently not a reasonable option. If you go to an architect now, moving in will only be possible in 2025 due to delivery times and contractor availability, so wasting more time is completely unnecessary. After bark beetle infestations, COVID-19, and Putin, other factors will come that continuously increase the cost of building.

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BundM_BB schrieb:

We are currently looking for a multi-panel sliding door or room divider to separate the living/dining/kitchen area and a piano room with one wing: [Image] It should not be a closed "wall" with perfect sound insulation but may include glass elements and only needs to reduce sound to some extent.

However, neither a musician nor an acoustician would plan it this way. Should the piano stand almost like in a "display case"?

P.S.: A small floor plan snippet like that is not very helpful; it must be considered more holistically.

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