Crittall-style room dividers

Why people choose room dividers

Big open-plan spaces often feel unfinished because nothing tells you where the kitchen ends and the living room starts. A divider gives the space a structure you can see through. It can stop short of the ceiling, run part of the width, or sit on a bench or bookcase base.

Where it works

• Separating a sleeping area in a warehouse or loft apartment
• Giving a dining table its own room inside a kitchen extension
• Screening an entrance so the front door does not open straight into the living area
• Defining a reading corner or playroom without blocking sightlines

How much does it cost?

As a guide, room dividers cost £4,000 to £8,900 for a typical size, fitted and including VAT. Steel-look aluminium sits at the lower end and solid steel at the upper end. Size, bar pattern, glass and doors make the difference. Use the design and price tool for your own size, or read the full cost guide.

Options

Height	Full height, part height, or on a base unit
Fixing	Floor and ceiling channels, wall-fixed, or a combination
Bar pattern	Square grid, tall panes or a feature layout
Glass	Clear, reeded for privacy, or acoustic laminated
Finish	Matt black or any RAL colour
Doors	Optional opening leaf or a walk-round gap

How we draw it

Styles that suit

• Industrial warehouse
• Classic grid
• Half-height and dado screens

Homes it suits

• Warehouse apartments
• New builds
• Barn conversions