Slimline Internal Glazing: Bespoke Doors & Partition Screens

Aluminium internal doors and screens (often called "room dividers" or "industrial-style partitions") are the modern UK solution for "zoning" open-plan living without losing natural light.

By 2026, they have replaced traditional timber glazed doors as the "must-have" interior feature, primarily driven by the "Steel-Look" (Crittall-style) trend and the need for acoustic privacy in home offices.

• Fixed Screens: Floor-to-ceiling glass walls used to divide a hallway from a living room or a kitchen from a dining area.
  
• Hinged Doors: Classic single or double (French) doors, often featuring the iconic horizontal "glazing bars."
  
• Sliding Doors: Unlike external sliders, internal aluminium sliders (like the AluSpace system) often feature a "concealed" top track with no bottom rail, leaving your floor tiles or wood completely flush and uninterrupted.

• Pivot Doors: High-end doors that rotate on a hidden spindle. They can be made much wider than standard doors (up to 2m) for a dramatic architectural statement.

• Acoustic Privacy While they look light, these systems act as an excellent sound barrier—essential for separating a noisy kitchen from a quiet home office.
• Slim Sightlines Frame profiles are typically only 30mm–35mm wide, far slimmer than uPVC or timber, allowing for maximum light flow.
• "Steel-Look" Detail You can achieve the "Soho" or "Industrial" look for significantly less than the cost of genuine solid steel partitions.
• No "Thermal Break" Because they are for internal use, they don't need heavy insulation strips. This makes the frames even thinner and more elegant than external aluminium doors.