Partition Systems Full Panel

All partition walls can be easily combined with other system partition walls, whether they are additional glass system partitions, robust solid system partitions, or specially developed acoustic elements. Furthermore, a wide variety of Lindner doors can also be installed within these walls.

Our walls are designed as non-load-bearing internal partitions in accordance with the specifications of DIN 4103-1. For non-load-bearing internal partitions, it must be demonstrated that light cantilever loads—such as pictures, bookshelves, or small wall cabinets—can be securely fastened to the wall. Specific requirements apply here: permissible loads are up to 0.4 kN per meter of wall length. An important additional condition is that the vertical line of action of these loads may extend a maximum of 0.3 meters in front of the wall surface.

Partition walls are required between usage units, between usage units and differently used rooms (excluding stairwells or necessary corridors), to separate “rooms with explosion or increased fire hazards,” as well as between habitable rooms and differently used rooms in basements.

Solid system partition walls represent a specific type of partition construction used in interior finishing, characterized by their structural design and the use of standardized system components. Unlike lightweight partitions, which are often made from drywall or similar materials, solid system partition walls are distinguished by their robust and massive construction. This makes them the preferred choice for applications requiring higher standards of structural stability, sound insulation, and fire protection.

The system partition walls developed by Lindner offer an impressive range of safety and comfort features. These include effective burglary protection, fire resistance, fall protection, and earthquake resistance for maximum stability, as well as high sound insulation to ensure undisturbed quietness. These comprehensive characteristics make Lindner system partition walls a popular choice among architects, planners, and users.