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High-wall and high-impact partitions

Stable partition systems using high-strength boards and engineered framing for large-volume interiors.

High-wall and high-impact partitions

Application and target

High-wall and high-impact partitions

Transport hubs, exhibition halls, atriums, industrial offices and commercial complexes.

The package is adjusted to the market, assembly and loading conditions. No prices are published

Reference supply package

From main materials to installation accessories

This is a working scope for discussion. Final models, quantity ratios and documents follow the confirmed project bill of supply.

High-strength GF, GFG or specified board

Deeper or heavier-gauge studs selected by wall height

Tracks, bracing and deflection-head connections

Cavity insulation where fire or acoustic performance is required

High-strength fasteners, joint treatment and loading protection

What we confirm before quotation

Destination market, project type and application zone
Required fire, moisture, acoustic, strength or finish performance
Board size, thickness, layer count and framing configuration
Quantity, mixed-container needs and expected buying schedule
Packaging, OEM, labels and required technical documents
Destination port, trade term and planned shipping window

Reference procurement scenario

Reference scenario: an exhibition-hall supplier provides wall height, opening layout and impact requirement. Haice organizes the high-strength board, heavier framing, head connection and loading protection around those inputs.

How we deliver it

Define the brief

Turn application, performance and market needs into a clear buying brief

Build the package

Coordinate boards, framing, insulation, compounds and accessories

Confirm documents

Align specifications, packaging, labels, samples and available technical files

Produce and ship

Follow production, inspection milestones, pallet sequence, loading and export documents

Let us build your project supply list

Send a brief