Office glass partitions in Bengaluru cost ₹620 to ₹905 for each square foot of glass. That price is fitted, before GST. One manager's cabin sits near the top of that range. A whole floor sits near the bottom. The more glass you order, the more the fixed costs get shared. This page prices both ends. It also shows you how to work out your own glass area. Then you can do this before you ask anyone for a number.
What an office partition job includes
Toughened glass cut to your floor, all the cutting and drilling, normal chrome fittings, delivery, and our team fitting it. Toughened glass is safety glass.
For a cabin, that means the glass faces plus the door. For a meeting room it is usually one long run and a door. For a whole floor it is a set of cabins. We build them in an order that keeps your office working while we do it.
A few things are not in the price. Ceiling and floor repairs. Electrical changes. And any partition above a false ceiling. If your building needs any of this, we tell you at the measuring visit, not on fitting day.
Who this is priced for
Companies splitting an open floor but keeping the daylight. Growing teams that need three cabins by the end of the month. Landlords making an empty space easier to rent. Co-working spaces splitting suites. And clinics, studios and offices where a room must be private, but the corridor still feels open.
Most of our office work comes from Whitefield, Electronic City, Koramangala, and the Outer Ring Road area around Bellandur and Marathahalli. These are very different kinds of building. That is why the time on site changes, even when the rate does not.
Work out your glass area first
This is where most price surprises start. You pay for glass, not for floor space.
A 10 x 8 ft cabin covers 80 sq ft of floor. But put glass on three sides, eight feet high, and you are buying about 216 sq ft of glass. That is nearly three times the number most people start with.
It is easy to work out. Measure each face you want in glass, in feet. Multiply length by height. Add them together, and include the door.
Multiply that total by the rate. Now you have a rough price. Send us the same numbers and we can give you a range before anyone travels.
What it costs by size of job
One 5 x 7 ft cabin partition with a hinged door is 35 sq ft of 10mm glass. It comes to about ₹29,800.
A full-height frameless cabin on a 10 x 8 ft floor, with three sides in 12mm glass, comes to about ₹1,33,900.
Order a whole floor together and the rate moves towards the bottom of the range, near ₹620 per sq ft. Then one delivery and one team booking cover the whole job.
So if you are planning a floor, order it as a floor. Do not order one cabin at a time. It is much cheaper this way, and all the panels match.
How long a fit-out takes
One cabin: we measure within a day or two. The glass takes three to five working days to make. Fitting takes a day. So plan for about a week to ten days. That is from your first message to a finished room.
A floor of six to ten cabins: the same wait for the glass, then three to five days on site. We usually work in stages. So finished cabins come into use while we build the rest.
Some buildings only allow material to move at night or on weekends. We plan for that and say so in the price. We do not add an extra charge later.
What we use in offices
12mm clear toughened glass for full-height cabins. 10mm where the panels are shorter or sit inside a frame. The right thickness depends on the panel size and whether it holds a door.
We pick the door closer to match the door's weight and how often it is used. A door on a main walkway gets a heavier one than an inside cabin door. Locks and handles are made for daily office use. They are not the lighter home parts that look the same in a photo.
A frosted band at eye level is normal on clear full-height glass in an office. People do walk into glass, and most rules ask for a band. We can etch your logo into that band at the same time.
What we handle for you in a managed building
Dealing with the building.
In a managed tower, the glass is the easy part. The time goes on the work permission, the insurance papers, the service lift booking, the after-hours access, and a building manager who wants one named person to be responsible.
We handle all of this for you. It is a big part of what the rate pays for.
On site you get one site manager, one number to call, one written list of the work, and our warranty on the fitting.
What happens after you get in touch
Send a floor plan if you have one. If not, send the cabin sizes and a photo of the space. We call back the same day with a rough range.
If it looks workable, we measure on site. We check the ceiling and floor. Then we give you a written price. The glass, the fittings and the fitting work are on separate lines.
When you approve it, you pay an advance for the materials. Then we start making your glass. Everything before that point costs you nothing.