Leading the way in contemporary glass partitioning, JEB international launches the X-Series into the global office market.
August 29th, 2013
Committed to the regular generation of new design, JEB International introduces a fresh take on premium glass partitioning with the X-Series collection minimising the use of harsh aluminium framing.
Door frames integrate seamlessly with adjacent glass panels as the new range answers all the technical criteria required of a comprehensive office compartment.
In order to optimise space and eliminate hard lines and angles, seamless curvature is an option for all X-Series designs.
Expertise in double glazing combined with excellence in high-end and technical craftsmanship are reasons the Asia market are seeking consult.
Since the launch of X-Series along with their decade of strong presence within Hong Kong and greater China, several large-scale projects have been completed within the region – each promoting a fully-customised approach to unique design.
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