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Acrylic vs Glass: Which is better for Doors & Walls? An office with wood floors and glass walls surrounding a conference room.Design GuidesInserts

Acrylic vs Glass: Which is better for Doors & Walls?

Summary Acrylic is a lightweight, shatter-resistant alternative to glass that’s easier to install, operate, and maintain in sliding door systems. Raydoor acrylic inserts offer superior clarity and privacy options while reducing costs and stress on hardware. Tempered and low-iron glass provide a more traditional feel with added acoustic performance and visual transparency. Acrylic supports greater design flexibility, particularly in stacking…
Analystics monochrome
June 23, 2025
5 Ways a Glass Wall Adds Value to Your Conference Room Design GuidesOfficesInsertsIndustries

5 Ways a Glass Wall Adds Value to Your Conference Room

Summary Natural light: Glass walls bring natural light deeper into your office, improving mood, focus, and energy without sacrificing privacy. Open feel: These walls make it easy to create spatial definition while preserving openness—letting teams feel more connected and less confined. Acoustics: Properly installed glass systems can reduce noise transfer and support focused conversations in open layouts. Warm modern aesthetic:…
Luke Siegel
June 3, 2025
Frosted Walls: Advantages, Ideas, and Use Cases A stunning room dividing wall system divides an art gallery space while allowing ample natural light to filter through the frosted paneling.Design GuidesInserts

Frosted Walls: Advantages, Ideas, and Use Cases

Lighting, privacy, practicality, and aesthetic appeal are all important considerations that demand a designer’s attention when specifying interior projects. At the same time, practical limitations — such as budget, scope, and timeline — are unavoidable realities that may, at times, compete with the design vision. Finding solutions that work within these constraints without compromising design sensibilities is key.  As both a style-forward…
Luke Siegel
March 12, 2024

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The starting price for a single RAYDOOR door panel is approximately $2,000. For a 2-panel by-passing system, the starting price is approximately $3,200 (equates to about $500 a linear/ft.).

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