The flexible nature of NxtWall demountable walls is exactly what small-to-medium sized companies are looking for as they expand. Recently, NxtWall finished a project with the Animal Hospital of Rowlett (AHR), a full-service small animal veterinary clinic in Rowlett, Texas, a suburb of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex.
Demountable Wall Systems are designed specifically to meet a business’s unique and individual needs. The beauty of using a demountable wall system is that it can also be redesigned and reconfigured quickly as circumstances dictate. Architectural walls are flexible and agile as they can be adapted to meet employees’ requests for more privacy, better safety measures and overall wellbeing.
Countless businesses, schools and universities across America are renovating out-of-date existing structures using NxtWall demountable walls instead of dry wall construction. Demountable walls are taking over as the material of choice because field-fit demountable walls are so flexible and can adapt to older building’s imperfections…
Creativity is the answer to all design dilemmas. Every situation is unique and has its own design challenges. Only through the use of creative design are architects, interior designers, general contractors, and customers able to make each project fit their specific needs. NxtWall Case Study: Bridge Pointe Real Estate…
A lot has been written about the ease and functionality of using demountable wall systems to adapt to the changing needs of the new office landscape. Demountable walls, as you have come to expect, are flexible and can accommodate any design layout. Demountable walls are also known to offer an unlimited choice of panel material such as laminate, fabric, whiteboard, and vinyl wrapped gypsum. But do you really know what a demountable wall system entails?
Companies across America are grappling with how to adjust to the new hybrid work environment as some workers continue to work from home while others prefer to return to the office to partake in the social and collaborative aspect of working in-person. Companies are divided between two worlds. In response to this dilemma, many employers are reconfiguring their open spaces with partitions and constructing private offices to provide safety and social distancing for returning workers…
Office configuration of the future will need to be functional in design to accommodate the changing work patterns. In the Satellite office, employees will need collaborative space as well as Zoom conferencing rooms and private offices. While corporate headquarters or Hubs, will be able to remove the inefficient open-seating designs and provide employees with private office space — something that has been needed for years…
For many years we have seen large Fortune 500 companies do away with cubicles and move toward the open seating concept, in the hopes it would lead to increased collaboration, better co-operation and more productive creative exchange among employees. In theory it was a good idea, but in practice things did not work out so well. A study conducted by Ethan Bernstein and Stephen Turban, in 2018 found that: “workers who moved from a traditional office setting to an open plan became less productive”…
At the flip of a switch, go from transparent to translucent glass wall panels instantly. Smart Glass or Switchable Glass as it is called in the industry, works when the light transmission properties of glass are altered when an electrical current is applied. The UL approved technology provides unprecedented command over the amount of light, privacy, glare and heat that enters a space and is ideal for Commercial Interior, Government Services and Higher Education applications.
The “open office” concept as we know is flawed. Yet today, nearly 70 percent of U.S. offices have either no partitions or low height partitions, according to the International Facility Management Association. What started out as an innovative concept to build camaraderie and fuel collaboration has had just the opposite effect – it’s caused discontent and a drastic drop-in productivity!
