Partitions in the interior

Partitions in the interior - this is not a newfangled trend. Sliding screens - partitionsattribute of the traditional Japanese interior. Now, of course, the assortment of partitions is not exhausted only by sliding screens: you can choose partitions of different types, made of a variety of materials.

If you decide to use partitions in the interior of the room, you need to consider several important requirements that are imposed on most types of partitions. The first requirement is lightness and strength. When choosing the material of the partition, be sure toconsider the allowable load on the overlap. If you plan to hang something on the partition, it must withstand a certain cantilever load. Also, the partitions used in living quarters should be made of environmentally friendly materials, be fireproof and moisture resistant.

All partitions are divided into transformable and stationary. Transforming partitions - this is all the famous screens. They can be sliding, folding, unfolding. The advantage of transforming partitions is that they can be installed in any room and cleaned if they are not needed. They provide a flexible interior layout.

Fixed partitions "once and for all", so beforetheir installation should carefully design the interior of the room. Usually they are cheaper than the transformable ones (provided the same materials are used), because they do not require additional use of fastening systems and reversal / sliding mechanisms.

It is most logical to use partitions in the interior of large rooms, for example, a living room, or in apartments withfree planning. Often, screens and partitions are used to divide into functional areas a room that performs several functions. For example, in the children's room, the screen can help separate the work area from the game room or bedroom. In the combined bathroom the sliding partition will divide the bath and the toilet.

Partitions used in the interior of premises, can be made from a wide variety of materials. They can be solid (for example, brick), and can be a frame (most often of metal or PVC), which is inserted "filler".

As a "filler" can actgypsum board, plywood, laminate, wood, glass, foam concrete, fabric and other materials. Sometimes a combination of several materials is used, for example, glass + metal, glass + wood, etc. Depending on the material, the partitions in the interior are transparent, translucent, deaf and combined.

Partitions can be additionally decorated tiles, mosaic, decorative stone,decorative plaster, different types of wallpaper. In addition to decorative decoration, niches and through openings, shelves and columns can be used to decorate the partitions. You can also use decorative partition lighting.

Very popular glass partitions in the interior. They are rarely left transparent, because one of theThe tasks of the partition are to separate part of the room space, to hide it from prying eyes. Therefore, most often glass interior partitions are matted (for example, with the help of sandblasting) or are executed in the form of a stained glass window (this can be both real and pseudo-imitation).

Partitions can be as low as they can reach the ceiling. Stationary partitions are often used forplacing other elements of decor - electric fireplaces, aquariums. In this case, you need to make sure that both the floor and the partition will withstand the load. Hooks for clothes can be fixed on a decorative partition using it instead of a cabinet, or shelves. Recall that in this case the partition must withstand a certain cantilever load.

Partitions in the interior - this is primarily a functional element, but if you select and use a partition correctly, it can become an excellent decoration of the interior, an unusual fashionable accent.