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Performing Right Society (PRS)

The final solution gave PRS for Music the ability to enjoy highly flexible meeting rooms with the freedom to open up the entire area or create smaller meeting rooms in a matter of minutes.

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Products

Dorma Huppe

Location

London

Architect

Space Invader Architects

Contractor

21 Construction

Glass Moveable Wall & Solid Moveable Wall at the London Office of PRS for Music

PRS for Music is the home of the Performing Right Society (PRS) and the Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society (MCPS), paying royalties to their members when their works are broadcast on TV or radio, performed or played in public, streamed, downloaded or used in films.

At their offices in London, Style worked with Space Invader architects and contractors, 21 Construction, to create a variety of flexible meeting rooms using glass and solid moveable walls.

A Dorma Huppe Variflex glass moveable wall was installed in an L-shaped configuration in one of the meeting areas. This offered semi-automatic operation, 52dB acoustic integrity and a fully glazed pass door – a feature which is unique to Style who are the only moveable wall specialists to be able to include fully glazed doors into their glass operable walls.

In a separate meeting area, two solid Dorma Huppe Variflex moveable walls were installed, each with 59dB acoustics and a stylish Kvadrat fabric wrap finish.

The final solution gave PRS for Music the ability to enjoy highly flexible meeting rooms with the freedom to open up the entire area or create smaller meeting rooms in a matter of minutes.

“The combination of the glass and solid moveable walls works really well at PRS Music,” said Michael Porter, sales director at Style South.

“Glass is growing hugely in popularity as it offers an open plan feel, with lots of light and a sense of space, while offering complete privacy thanks to the superb 52dB acoustics.

“The ease by which the glass and solid movable walls can be opened and closed is also really simple, which means the rooms can literally be altered in between meetings to cater for different numbers of people and requirements.

“We’re also incredibly proud at Style of our glass pass doors. This is a really unique feature in the moveable walls sector as most glazed systems come with a solid door, however the glass door gives it that perfect finish which customers really appreciate.”

For more information about glass moveable walls visit the glass section of our website

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Zero-Joint Technology in the Healthcare Sector

NHS England’s Health Building Note 00-09 states clinical surfaces should be “impervious, designed for easy cleaning and free of fissures and unsealed joints.”
  • Laser-bonded, adhesive-free edge, with no seam or adhesive strip
  • Designed in line with the surface characteristics HBN 00-09 describes for clinical areas
  • Formaldehyde emissions tested significantly below the EU's REACH formaldehyde limit, in effect from 6 August 2026

Why it matters

HBN 00-09 sets out these surface characteristics because unsealed joints are a recognised place for moisture and micro-organisms to collect. A genuinely joint-free edge is designed to address that specific detail.

This is a surface and edge specification, not a clinical claim. Zero-joint technology has not been evaluated or certified by NHS England, and does not claim to reduce infection rates.

Zero-Joint Technology in the Hospitality Sector

Guest-facing spaces and food-service areas face frequent hygiene inspections and heavy daily use — seamless panels help simplify housekeeping and keep finishes looking newer for longer.
  • Seamless edge finish, with no visible transition between edge and panel surface
  • 100% adhesive-free construction — no hot-melt adhesive layer to fail
  • Edge processing on all four sides, built for daily commercial use
  • Low-maintenance and easy to clean

Why it matters

Food-service and guest-facing areas are typically inspected under hygiene and housekeeping standards that look closely at surfaces and joints. A seamless, moisture-resistant edge is designed with exactly that kind of scrutiny in mind.

Every one of these sectors shares the same underlying surface problem: a bonded-strip edge is a seam, and a seam is a place where dirt, moisture or wear can concentrate in a way a continuous surface can't. Zero-joint technology addresses that one structural detail across offices, schools, healthcare and hospitality settings alike — one construction detail, one shared weak point removed, four sectors that each care about it for their own reasons.

Zero-Joint Technology in the Education Sector

Classrooms and shared facilities see high daily footfall from children and staff, so partitioning needs to withstand daily wear and support fast, thorough cleaning.
  • Seamless, adhesive-free edge with no strip to lift or wear loose over time
  • Moisture-resistant, low-maintenance surface
  • Independently tested for VOC emissions to AgBB and EN 16516

Why it matters

Schools see some of the highest footfall of any building type relative to their size, and surface durability directly affects how long fittings stay presentable between refurbishment cycles. A seam-free edge that can't lift or peel with repeated impact and cleaning is a genuinely lower-maintenance fixture over the life of the building.

Zero-Joint Technology in the Corporate Sector

Open-plan offices and meeting suites see constant daily use — surfaces need to look sharp for years without high maintenance.
  • Seamless edge finish, with no visible transition between edge and panel surface
  • 100% adhesive-free construction — no hot-melt adhesive layer to fail
  • Edge processing on all four sides, built for daily commercial use
  • Low-maintenance and easy to clean

Why it matters

An adhesive seam is one of the few places on a standard partition edge where dust, spillage residue or cleaning-product build-up can collect, simply because it isn't a flat, continuous surface. Removing that seam removes that particular weak point — a lower-maintenance fixture designed to stay looking sharp for longer.

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