ESSE Walls · Los Angeles
Slat room dividers
Define an entry, living or dining area while preserving sightlines and light. Slat spacing, finish and mounting are planned around the room and its existing structure.
Explore the options.
Divider profiles
Standard Slat Room Dividers
Standard slat dividers define separate areas while retaining light and partial views. The narrower of our divider profiles creates a repeated vertical screen between an entry, living space or dining area.
Wide Slat Room Dividers
Wide slat dividers use broader faces to make a stronger visual boundary between spaces. They are a different profile choice from standard slats, with fewer, more prominent vertical elements in a comparable opening.
Plan the installation.
Mounting conditions and site measurements must be verified before fabrication.
A floor-to-ceiling slat room divider is planned around the opening, the support at each end and how people move through the space. We review slat width, spacing and finish together. Rotating systems also need clearance in their open and closed positions.
What affects the project cost?
Opening width and height determine the system size and slat count. Standard and wide profiles use different layouts, and mounting conditions can add preparation work. The selected finish, access and any modifications to the surrounding surfaces are confirmed before installation.
Measure the opening and choose a divider profile in the estimator. Include photographs of the floor and ceiling so mounting requirements can be reviewed before the final proposal.