Foshan, China · Restaurant project

Stainless steel & glass partitions in Foshan.

Seven custom restaurant partitions, with fabrication details developed around a clean glass-to-metal connection and third-floor access for two oversized units.

Custom partition units
7
Units made in sections
2
Restaurant location
3rd floor
Project referenceCompleted stainless-steel and glass restaurant partition

01 / Project overview

Location
Foshan, Guangdong, China
Project type
Restaurant interior partitions
Material
304 stainless steel & tempered glass
Surface finish
Mirror finish
Supply scope
7 custom partition units
FABRITERA's role
Fabrication detailing, manufacturing and local installation coordination

02 / Glass-to-metal connection

A clean visible connection.

The client wanted large stainless-steel and glass partitions with the fixing adhesive concealed from the finished visible surface.

Client requirement

Keep the fixing discreet

The original design used double-sided tempered glass within stainless-steel frames. The appearance requirement called for a practical fixing detail that concealed the adhesive.

Approved fabrication approach

Coordinate the glass and frame

The client approved a change to single-sided tempered glass. Glass-edge details and reserved gaps within the frame were coordinated so the glass could be positioned before adhesive fixing.

Design referenceInterior appearance reference for the partition design
Project referenceGlass-to-frame connection in the restaurant interior

The interior reference shows the intended appearance. The close view shows the visible glass-to-frame relationship.

03 / Manufacturing & quality

From fabrication details to finished partitions.

Frame fabrication, mirror finishing and glass integration followed the agreed project details.

01

Develop the fabrication details

Coordinate the frame geometry, glass interfaces and assembly connections before production.

02

Fabricate and finish

Manufacture the stainless-steel frames, prepare the mirror finish and integrate the glass.

03

Check the finished products

All seven completed partitions received final quality inspection. The two sectional units were fully pre-assembled to check fit, alignment and connections before disassembly, numbering and packing.

Fabrication stagePartition during fabrication and glass integration
Product referenceMirror-finished stainless steel and glass interface

The detailing described here is fabrication-oriented. Structural calculations, certified engineering reports and statutory design services require separate arrangements through the project team.

04 / Site access & installation

Two oversized units. A third-floor access constraint.

The two largest partitions could not pass through the available elevator and internal handling route as complete structures. Each was manufactured in two sections, then lifted to the third floor for site assembly.

Design referenceFabrication drawing showing a partition division line

Plan the division before fabrication

The drawing records the frame geometry and division line. Select it to inspect the complete drawing.

Only the two oversized units required the sectional transport and crane-lifting arrangement.

The factory verification step is described above; the photographs below show the subsequent site stages.

Fabrication stage01 · Ground-level handling toward the crane
Fabrication stage02 · Crane lifting of an oversized partition section

These photographs show different stages of the site work. After lifting, the sections were assembled and welded at the restaurant; the connection areas were treated to maintain a consistent visible finish.

05 / Installed result

The partition in its restaurant setting.

The completed package brought seven custom stainless-steel and glass partitions into the restaurant, including the two oversized units made for sectional handling.

Fabrication stageDuring assembly and installation at the restaurant
Project referenceCompleted mirror-finished partition in the restaurant

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