Procurement FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions for Austrian Office Partition Buyers
Expert answers to technical, regulatory, and logistics queries for architects, general contractors, and commercial developers in Austria.
Are your office partition systems certified with CE marking for the Austrian market?
Yes. All of our aluminum frame profiles, glass wall assemblies, and hardware components carry official CE marking in full compliance with European Union standard EN 14351-1 (for windows and external pedestrian doorsets) and relevant interior partition directives. We supply complete Declaration of Performance (DoP) documents, initial type testing (ITT) reports, and factory production control certificates necessary for Austrian municipal building authority sign-offs.
How do your partition systems meet Austrian ÖNORM acoustic requirements (ÖNORM B 8115)?
ÖNORM B 8115-2 specifies rigorous sound insulation standards for commercial office construction in Austria. Our double-glazed systems utilize laminated acoustic safety glass (VSG) with sound-dampening PVB/acoustic interlayers and dual EPDM perimeter gasket seals. This configuration achieves tested Sound Reduction Index values up to Rw 54 dB, easily satisfying strict acoustic isolation criteria for executive offices, conference rooms, and medical facilities.
Can you manufacture office partition systems according to custom CAD/BIM specifications?
Absolutely. We operate a dedicated in-house facade engineering office. Architects and general contractors can submit architectural drawings in DWG, DXF, REVIT (BIM), or PDF formats. We generate detailed 2D shop drawings and 3D elevation models detailing structural mullion anchorage, glass thickness options, profile finishes (RAL colors), and perimeter joint interfaces for client sign-off prior to production.
What powder coating finishes are available to match corporate design standards?
We provide factory-applied architectural powder coatings certified by QUALICOAT (Class 1 and Class 2 super-durable finish standards). Buyers can select from the complete RAL K7 classic spectrum, including popular Austrian choices like RAL 9005 (Jet Black), RAL 7016 (Anthracite Grey), metallic anodic finishes, or custom wood-grain sublimation. Coating thicknesses range from 60 to 80 microns for superior scratch and UV resistance.
What is the typical lead time and shipping route for orders to Vienna or Graz?
Manufacturing typically requires 20 to 25 working days following shop drawing approval. Shipping to Austria is handled via ocean container freight to major European ports (such as Koper, Slovenia or Hamburg, Germany), followed by direct bonded truck transport to your facility or project site in Austria (approx. 25-30 days transit). Total door-to-door lead time is approximately 7 to 9 weeks.
How are fragile glass panels and long aluminum profiles protected during transport?
Products are wrapped in protective PE film, corner-guarded, and secured inside heavy-duty fumigated wooden crates or steel A-frame glass racks. Glass units are separated by cork pads to prevent friction scratching. Every shipping container is load-balanced and strapped with high-tensile polyester webbing to withstand rough maritime transit conditions.