MHB Steel-Framed Glass Partitions, designed as part of the architecture.
Interior steel and glass systems for dividing space while maintaining visual continuity. Royal Design Marbella represents MHB across the Costa del Sol, helping architects, designers and project teams review the brief, available drawings and the appropriate MHB route.
Divide the interior. Keep the architecture visually connected.
MHB steel-framed glass partitions are considered as interior architectural systems rather than generic glazed dividers. The steel lines, glazed screens, doors and surrounding space need to read as one composition.
The project therefore begins with more than the dimensions of a partition. The rhythm of the openings, the integration of doors and the relationship between transparency and structure all form part of the system conversation.
The partition is not an isolated object. It belongs to the wider interior composition.
The MHB route allows glazed screens and doors to be considered within one steel language. This can help the partition feel connected to the architecture rather than added afterwards as a separate interior element.
The appropriate configuration depends on the project, the openings and the way doors, fixed glazed areas and any defined performance requirements need to work together.
The exact system configuration should be reviewed from the actual project information rather than assumed from a standard partition layout.
Walls and doors can be read as one continuous steel composition.
A steel-framed glass partition affects the rhythm of the whole interior. The relationship between fixed glazing, door openings and the surrounding architecture is therefore part of the design decision.
The objective is not simply to introduce more glass. It is to define space with a clear steel framework while maintaining visual connection between the areas on either side.
The strongest result comes when the glazed screens, the doors and the surrounding architecture are developed as one visual system.
A glazed partition may also need to respond to specific project requirements.
Some projects require more than spatial separation. Where fire, smoke or another defined performance requirement forms part of the brief, the appropriate MHB configuration needs to be reviewed specifically for that project.
These requirements should not be assumed from the appearance of the partition. They need to be identified in the project information and discussed as part of the relevant system route.
Start with the interior composition. Then review the appropriate MHB route.
Royal Design Marbella represents MHB across the Costa del Sol, helping architects, designers and project teams review available information and coordinate relevant drawings, quotations and technical conversations. The exact execution route depends on the system, project and MHB process.
Share the layout and openings
Provide the available plans, elevations and information about the partition lines and door openings currently considered.
Review the MHB route
The project information is reviewed to help identify the relevant system conversation and any further details required.
Coordinate the next information
Drawings, quotations and relevant technical conversations can then be coordinated according to the project and applicable MHB process.
Planning an interior with steel-framed glazed screens? Start with the layout and openings.
Share the project information currently available and Royal Design Marbella can help review the context and coordinate the appropriate next conversation for the MHB route.