Prism divides a space with a movable glass wall — sliding acoustic panels of clear glass on a discreet top track that separate a room while keeping it flooded with daylight, then glide away to reopen it.
The glass panels give sound separation without the visual weight of a solid wall, so a meeting space stays bright and connected even when closed, and they stack aside when the full space is needed. It’s the transparent take on the operable wall.
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 glass wall |
| System | Movable acoustic wall |
| Panels | Glass acoustic panels |
| Acoustic | Sound separation when closed |
| Best for | Meeting spaces, flexible offices |
| Pricing | commercial partition options & pricing |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a movable wall be glass?
Yes — glass operable panels divide a space while keeping it bright, then slide away.
Does a glass movable wall reduce noise?
Acoustic glass panels and seals give separation while preserving transparency.
Do the panels store out of the way?
Yes — they stack to the side to reopen the full space.