Room Function
Private offices, conference rooms and collaboration spaces can require different wall configurations.
Architectural Wall Systems
Designed as a System. Specified as Architecture.
Integrated architectural wall systems for offices and commercial interiors—combining glass, aluminum framing, doors, acoustic performance, finishes and technical resources in one coordinated platform.
50+Years of architectural wall experience
1000+Projects completed
STC 45Maximum published tested configuration
CanadaDesigned and manufactured in Canada
System-Based Interior Architecture
More than a partition.
An architectural wall system brings the wall, glazing, framing, doors, hardware interfaces and finishes into a coordinated interior system.
That matters because a wall affects acoustics, daylight, circulation, ceiling conditions, doors, hardware and future adaptability.
- ✓Single- and double-glazed configurations
- ✓Demountable and reconfigurable construction
- ✓Published acoustic configurations up to STC 45
- ✓Integrated door and hardware options
- ✓Revit, CAD, specification and technical resources
Specification Criteria
What architects should evaluate before selecting a wall system.
Acoustics
Select glazing, doors and wall configurations around the actual speech-privacy requirement.
Site Conditions
Coordinate wall height, floor variation, ceiling interfaces and surrounding construction.
Future Change
Determine whether future reconfiguration has value.
moodwall Systems
One architectural family. Three system approaches.
Minimal ProfileView P1
moodwall P1
Slim single glazing emphasizing transparency and clean detailing.
Single glazed
STC 27–35
Flexible PlatformView P3
moodwall P3
A versatile single-glazed system with greater vertical adjustment and compatibility with P4.
Single glazed
±20 mm adjustment
Acoustic PerformanceView P4
moodwall P4
A wider platform supporting double glazing for rooms requiring increased sound isolation.
Double glazed
Up to STC 45
Architectural Applications
Use one wall language across the workplace.
01
Private Offices
Create refined enclosed rooms while maintaining access to daylight.
02
Conference Rooms
Coordinate transparency, doors and acoustic requirements within one system family.
03
Reception & Client Areas
Use full-height glass and precise framing where interior architecture is highly visible.
04
Tenant Improvements
Specify demountable systems where future changes and reuse may matter.
Glass, Solid & Hybrid Design
Select transparency around the room—not the trend.
Glass is valuable where daylight, visual connection and architectural openness matter. More opaque conditions can be appropriate where visual privacy or back-of-house functions take priority.
Explore office glass partitionsAcoustic Performance
Specify the assembly—not just the appearance.
Rampart publishes moodwall configurations tested in accordance with ASTM E90-09. Final room performance depends on the complete enclosure.
| System | Configuration | Published STC |
|---|---|---|
| P1 / P3 | 10 mm tempered glass | 27 |
| P1 / P3 | 12 mm tempered glass | 34 |
| P1 / P3 | Laminated single-glazed configurations | 35 |
| P4 | Double 10 mm tempered glass | 38 |
| P4 | One tempered + one laminated 10 mm pane | 45 |
Demountability
Architectural walls can be designed for change.
Demountable architectural wall systems can be disassembled and reconfigured where project conditions allow.
Explore demountable wall systems- ✓Private offices that may change size or location
- ✓Meeting rooms that may be added or removed
- ✓Tenant spaces expected to evolve
- ✓Projects where component reuse has value
Doors, Hardware & Finishes
Coordinate the details that make the wall work.
Doors
Coordinate glass or solid doors, swings, sliding configurations and room-use requirements early.
Hardware
Confirm handles, locks, closers, accessibility and acoustic implications as part of the system.
Finishes
Use coordinated framing and finish selections to create a consistent architectural language.
Architect Resources
Move from concept to specification.
Specification FAQ
Questions architects should answer early.
An architectural wall system is an integrated interior partition system designed around coordinated framing, panels or glass, doors, finishes and interfaces.