Frame the first sightline
Use glazed divisions to support the transition between entrance, reception and adjoining interior zones.
Hospitality interior schemes
Use steel and glass to shape the guest journey.
Internal door and screen packages for hospitality fit-out teams that need visual separation, coordinated elevations and a trade supply route from project brief to UK delivery.
Interior zoningSeparate uses while maintaining visual depth.
Coordinated packageReview doors and fixed screens through one schedule.
Trade routeFor contractors, designers and project buyers.
Design intent with project discipline
Repeat the language, not the mistakes.
When several openings share a visual direction, a controlled schedule helps preserve that direction while keeping each location and use case clear.
Separate without making the plan feel closed
Fixed screens and internal doors can define functions while retaining light and visual connection.
Keep a common design grammar
Record the recurring grid, finish and hardware direction, then identify the openings that need a different response.
Information for the trade enquiry
Show the package in context.
Plans and door schedules become more useful when they explain the role of each glazed element within the guest journey.
- Door and screen schedule with opening references
- Plans or elevations showing circulation and adjoining finishes
- Preferred glazing divisions, frame colour and hardware direction
- UK project postcode and the intended delivery sequence
Preparing a hospitality door or screen schedule?
Send the opening list, drawings and delivery postcode for review.