Jansen Art’15 Steel heritage

Interior steel screens

Fixed steel glazing, sidelights and toplights for considered divisions between interior spaces.

  • Interior fixed glazing
  • Sidelights and toplights
  • Coordinated door and screen compositions

Product details

Divide the room. Keep the light.

Open Jansen Art’15 interior steel double doors with narrow fixed glazed panels beside the openingView full size

A fixed steel screen can define a room while keeping light and views connected. Sidelights and toplights can extend the same frame rhythm around an interior door.

Jansen Art’15 is an interior steel system, with fixed-glazing face widths that differ from its door sections. The pane grid, supports and glass selection are developed as a complete screen, not inferred from a single profile measurement.

Your choices

Plan the pane pattern and frame detail.

Pane layout

Discuss the grid, overall proportions and any relationship to an opening door.

Glazing and frame

Confirm glass type, steel finish, supports and the selected system for the project.

Inside the construction

Look a little closer.

Open the drawings to inspect frame, glass and fixing details.

Art’15 fixed-glazing profiles

Individual profiles with 50 mm depth and 25 or 40 mm faces. These dimensions are not complete door or screen sightlines.

Art’15 fixed-glazing profilesOpen full-size

Specification

At a glance.

Art’15 fixed-glazing face widths
25–40 mm, depending on profile
Art’15 basic depth
50 mm
Application
Interior uninsulated steel glazing

Your project

Set out the fixed pane grid.

Share the screen width and height, preferred pane divisions and supporting edges. Include any adjoining door so the fixed glazing and opening sections can be considered together.

Discuss Interior steel screens