Focal Harmony divides an office from a lounge with a movable acoustic wall — white sliding panels with a central glass insert, giving sound separation and a glimpse of light and connection at once.
The solid panels handle the acoustics while the glass insert keeps a visual link between the two spaces, and the whole wall slides away to reopen the floor. It’s a balanced operable wall for spaces that need quiet but not isolation.
Komandor’s movable acoustic walls are operable partition systems, manufactured in Mississauga and installed across Toronto and the GTA — dividing and reopening spaces on demand with real sound control.
Install photo, digitally staged.
At a Glance
| Configuration | Sliding movable acoustic wall |
| System | Movable acoustic wall |
| Panels | Solid acoustic + glass insert |
| Acoustic | Sound separation when closed |
| Best for | Offices, lounges, flexible rooms |
| Pricing | commercial partition options & pricing |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a movable wall have a window?
Yes — a glass insert keeps a visual connection while the solid panels handle sound.
Does it fully separate two rooms?
Closed, it gives strong acoustic separation; open, it reopens the space.
Can panel finishes be chosen?
Yes — panel colours and the glazed sections are specified per project.