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Commercial Glass Partitions
You don’t own your space — so why build walls you’ll pay to tear down? Demountable glass walls go up in days without drywall (and usually without permits), integrate with your T-bar ceiling and in-profile wiring, and come down — or move with you — at lease end. Komandor manufactures and installs commercial glass partitions across Toronto & the GTA — framed Aurora and LUMI Heavy systems, frameless TAW glazing and movable acoustic walls. All demountable, so offices stay bright, quiet where it counts, and easy to reconfigure as your business changes.
The Systems
Made in Canada for over 20 years
Which system fits your office fronts, boardrooms and meeting rooms — and what will it cost? Start here.
In This Guide
- Compare Systems — framed, frameless and movable acoustic walls.
- 2026 Pricing — commercial price ranges by system.
- Specifications — frames, glass and acoustic details.
- The Make-Good Math — why demountable beats drywall over a lease.
- FAQs — the questions project teams ask most.


One team, design to install
One team handles everything: complimentary design and an itemized quote, manufacturing in our Mississauga factory, and installation by our own crews coordinated with your other trades. Part of the full glass partitions range — with matching interior glass doors.
The make-good math
Most commercial leases end the same way: the tenant pays to demolish the very walls they paid to build. Demountable partitions change that math — panels unbolt, come down clean, and either move to your next space or reconfigure in place, instead of landing in a dumpster with the drywall.
Drywall is cheaper on day one — a stud wall costs less per foot than an engineered glass system, and nobody should tell you otherwise. The difference shows up over the lease: glass goes up in days instead of weeks, with no framing, mudding, dust or repaint; it reconfigures when teams change instead of being demolished; and at lease end it comes down without a make-good demolition bill. Price the wall across the whole lease, not just the buildout.
Engineered in Mississauga for offices from a single meeting room up — we quote projects your size, with dimensioned shop drawings within a week of request.
Systems, pricing & specifications
Everything you need to scope a commercial glass partition project — Aurora, TAW and LUMI Heavy compared side by side, real 2026 price ranges, and the full specifications.
Commercial partition systems compared
| System | Construction | Sound privacy | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aurora (framed) | Aluminium-and-glass walls from factory-made panels — no framing or drywall | Moderate | Office buildouts, medical & dental suites |
| LUMI Heavy (framed) | Design-forward framed glazing — swing, sliding, fixed panels, screens, corner posts | Moderate | Feature office fronts, executive spaces |
| TAW-1 (frameless) | Single-glazed tempered or laminated safety glass, no heavy frames | Moderate | Client-facing spaces, minimal look |
| TAW-2 (frameless) | Double-glazed version of TAW-1 for higher acoustic deadening | High | Boardrooms, HR & meeting rooms |
| Movable acoustic walls | Folding operable partitions, solid or glazed sound-rated panels | Highest | Multipurpose & event spaces |
Every system is demountable — it comes apart and reinstalls as your layout changes, unlike fixed drywall.
Where commercial glass partitions work
Real GTA installs, digitally staged — see more in the commercial design gallery.

Offices & glass fronts
Framed grids turn open plans into private offices that still share daylight across the floor.

Boardrooms & client spaces
Frameless TAW panels and feature doors make the meeting room the centrepiece of the office.

Meeting rooms that need quiet
Double-glazed TAW-2 and movable acoustic walls keep conversations in and distraction out — double glazing is an upcharge on TAW systems.
Commercial glass partition pricing (2026)
| System | Typical price range (2026, before tax) |
|---|---|
| Framed office-front partitions (LUMI Heavy) | From $2,200 per opening |
| Fixed glass screens & feature walls | From $1,650 |
| Large multi-panel glass walls | To about $12,250 |
| Aurora & TAW demountable walls | Quoted per project |
| Movable acoustic walls | Quoted per project — sized and sound-rated to the room |
Prices are for the product only — installation and delivery are quoted separately.
2026 pricing based on our published LUMI price guide — real prices from our published guide, before tax; GTA delivery and installation is quoted per configuration, on a standard build. Larger Aurora, TAW and acoustic-wall projects are quoted from your floor plan, and site measurements are confirmed by our Design Consultant before anything goes to the factory. See the full 2026 glass partition cost guide for what moves the price.
Commercial system details
| System | Construction & glazing | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aurora | Aluminium + glass partition walls; factory-manufactured panels fastened together and structurally secured in the room | Architect favourite; cost-effective — no bulkheads or drywall prep |
| TAW-1 | Frameless single glazing; tempered or laminated safety glass | Privacy with maximum light transmission |
| TAW-2 | Frameless double glazing | Higher acoustic deadening for meeting rooms |
| LUMI Heavy | Aluminium-framed interior glazing; swing, sliding, fixed panels, screens and corner posts | Inserts: clear, frosted, tempered or architectural glass, panel, mirror |
| Movable acoustic walls | Folding operable partitions; solid or glazed sound-rated panels | Divide multipurpose rooms on demand |
Full system documentation in our product catalogues.
Built for commercial projects
- Made to measure: fully custom on height, width and depth.
- Design first: complimentary design and an itemized price quotation. We can also show you an AI-generated preview of the design in your own space.
- One contract: single-source manufacturing and installation, site measurements confirmed by our Design Consultant, and coordination with your other trades.
- Compliance ready: WSIB coverage and clearance certificates, $5,000,000 general liability, named parties added as additional insured on request.
- Spec-friendly: dimensioned shop drawings and duplicate panel samples within one week of request; manufacturer’s warranty on all products.
Commercial designs from real GTA installs

Accordion — Movable Wood Acoustic Folding Wall
Accordion divides a large commercial space on demand: a folding operable wall in warm wood panels that concertinas open to join two areas or closes to…

Acoustic Vault — Movable Acoustic Wall for a Private Room
Acoustic Vault seals a private room out of open plan with a movable acoustic wall — solid white operable panels that deliver real quiet for a…

Convene — Framed Glass Meeting Room with Door and Transom
Convene frames a meeting room in slim silver aluminium and clear glass, complete with a full-height door and transom — a self-contained conference enclosure that keeps…

Cornerstone — Framed Glass and Wood Private Office
Cornerstone builds a private office from framed glass with warm woodgrain lower panels — a demountable partition that pairs transparency up top with a solid, grounded…

Foundry — Framed Glass Double Doors and Partition
Foundry marks an office threshold with framed frosted-glass double doors and panels — a demountable partition that gives a department its own entrance while keeping the…

Inner Foundation — Frameless Glass Conference Room
Inner Foundation wraps a boardroom in frameless glass — full-height tempered panels with a frameless glass door, a crisp, modern enclosure that keeps the meeting room…

Quiet Harbor — White Movable Acoustic Wall
Quiet Harbor closes off a work zone with a movable acoustic wall of clean white panels — sliding on a ceiling track to turn open floor…

Strata — Framed Glass Private Offices Along a Corridor
Strata turns a corridor into a row of framed glass private offices — a repeating rhythm of black-framed glazed rooms that gives every office daylight and…

The Grand — Frameless Glass Boardroom with Feature Doors
The Grand makes an entrance of a boardroom: frameless glass side panels flanking a pair of bold black-framed glass doors with long pull handles — a…
Commercial glass partition FAQs
How much do commercial glass partitions cost in Toronto?
Framed office-front partitions (LUMI Heavy, the version with the larger jamb and integrated doorstop) start around $2,200 per opening, with most projects landing between $3,000 and $7,000. Framed partitions with a glass insert start from $1,650, and large multi-panel glass walls run to about $12,250. Aurora, TAW and movable acoustic wall projects are quoted from your floor plan. All published prices are for the product only, before tax; installation and delivery are quoted separately by size and complexity. We can also show you an AI-generated preview of the design in your own space. See the 2026 price ranges above.
Are commercial glass partitions reconfigurable?
Yes. Aurora, TAW and LUMI systems are demountable: panels are manufactured in our Mississauga factory, fastened to each other and structurally secured within the room. They come apart and reinstall as teams grow or move — no framing, bulkheads or drywall required.
Which system gives the most sound privacy?
Movable acoustic walls are sound-rated when closed and give the highest privacy, suited to boardrooms and multipurpose rooms. Among glass systems, double-glazed TAW-2 deadens more than single-glazed TAW-1 — the double-glaze acoustic upgrade is a TAW commercial option, priced as an upcharge. Framed LUMI partitions give moderate privacy for open offices: roughly 24 dB with a Heavy door against roughly 15 dB with a Light door, a difference that comes from the jamb rather than the glazing. All of these reduce noise; none is soundproofing.
What is the difference between framed and frameless partitions?
Framed systems (Aurora and LUMI Heavy) build walls from aluminium and glass with defined sight lines, and accept a range of inserts — clear, frosted or architectural glass, panel and mirror; LUMI Heavy is the version with the larger jamb and integrated doorstop, which closes the perimeter gaps for better privacy. Frameless TAW glazing partitions a space without heavy aluminium frames, using tempered or laminated safety glass for a minimal look.
Does installation disrupt the office?
Less than fixed construction. Panels arrive finished from our factory and are fastened and secured on site — quick and clean compared with framing and drywall. Our own WSIB-covered install teams carry $5,000,000 general liability coverage and coordinate with your other trades; timing is confirmed at consultation.
Why choose Komandor for commercial partitions?
Komandor has manufactured in Canada for over 20 years and is a single source for design, manufacturing and installation — European engineering, Canadian craftsmanship. Every partition is made to measure, dimensioned shop drawings and panel samples are available within a week of request, and every project carries a 2–10 year warranty depending on project type — up to 10 years on custom residential work. We can also show you an AI-generated preview of the design in your own space. Visit the factory showroom at 863 Rangeview Rd., Mississauga, or the Improve Design Centre at 7250 Keele St, Unit 87, Vaughan.
What happens to glass partitions at lease end?
They unbolt and come down clean — reinstall in your next space, reconfigure in place, or transfer with the suite. That is the point of demountable: no demolition line in your make-good, no drywall in a dumpster. Your lease’s make-good clause governs, so confirm it before buildout — we provide the spec documentation that makes that conversation easy.
How fast can an office partition project go?
Installation runs days, not weeks — panels arrive finished from our Mississauga factory and fasten on site while the office keeps working. LUMI manufacture typically runs about 14 days from deposit; larger Aurora and TAW projects are scheduled from your floor plan, with shop drawings within a week of request.
Do we need landlord approval for demountable partitions?
Usually a conversation, not a construction application: demountable systems are non-structural, do not touch the base building, and come out clean at lease end — which is what most landlords and property managers want to know. Check your lease, and use our shop drawings and spec sheets for the ask.