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When preparing for an exhibi­tion and arranging for it, ever more museums are recognising the necessity of using flexible, re-usable wall systems, thus presen­ting a cost-effective, indivi­dual archi­tec­ture, which can be arranged according to the parti­cular exhibi­tion. The ‘Kunst­mu­seum Wolfsburg’ has spent several years in a construc­tion and testing phase with museum techni­cians and curators, develo­ping a system which is suitable for all demands of a modern exhibi­tion and at the same time offering a unique cost-effective solution. This system can be manufac­tured by means of modern produc­tion equipment in various dimen­sions according to the requi­re­ments of each user.

The partition walls can – according to customers’ requi­re­ments – be produced in any height between 2 and 8 m and any thickness between 17 and 90 cm. The partition system of the ‘Kunst­mu­seum Wolfsburg’ has been stati­cally tested and approved and was patented in 2000 by the German Patent Authority.
The Kunst­mu­seum Wolfsburg offers solutions for a flexible exhibi­tion archi­tec­ture with this system.

• Homoge­neous units without unsightly joints
• Modular system for forming various wall lengths
• Construc­tion of long, free-standing walls as well as complex rooms (e.g. windows, corridors, doorways with and without lintel)
• Reduction of the assembly and dismant­ling times for the exhibi­tion architecture
• Light­weight indivi­dual modules
• Even the large partition elements can be handled by two people
• Long-term, re-usable construc­tion keeps costs to a minimum
• Dismant­ling and stacking proper­ties save storage space
• Walk-in wall units offer storage space for technical equipment such as lighting, audio or video installations
• Easy arran­ge­ments of special construc­tions (e.g. wall recesses or display units)
• Possi­bi­lity of integra­ting security systems
• Wall slide-moving system available