NUMAEX · SHOJI Partition Systems

Sliding Glass Partitions

SHOJI is the NUMAEX sliding glass partition system — T6-6063 aluminium profiles with a 3.5 mm wall, seven movement configurations, and glass options from clear toughened to fabric-laminated interlayers. Built for residential villas, hotel suites, boardrooms, and anywhere separation and visual continuity must coexist.

7 min readUpdated September 2026Ahmedabad · ships across India
A floor-to-ceiling SHOJI sliding glass partition in a double-height residential entrance, with a Ligne grid pattern in a matt finish, panels drawn open to one s
SHOJI Synchro Sliding, Ligne grid, matt finish. Panels part from centre in a single operation.
Profile alloyT6-6063 aluminium
Profile wall thickness3.5 mm
Max panel height3300 mm
Panel width range750 mm – 2100 mm
What it is

Seven ways a wall can move

SHOJI runs across seven configurations: Single Sliding, Synchro Sliding, Telescopic Sliding, Bypass Sliding, Sliding Folding, Pocket Sliding, and Synchro Telescopic Sliding. The choice is driven by the width of the opening, the clear span required when open, and whether there is wall space to receive stacked panels. A single profile family covers all seven.

The aluminium extrusion is T6-6063, with a 3.5 mm wall — the same alloy and temper used in the NUMAEX Paloma shower range, chosen for its strength-to-weight ratio and the precision with which it holds a finish. Profiles come in matt, metallic, and earthy wood tones. Grid designs — Ligne, Quadra, Rise, Arc, and ArcPro — set the visual rhythm of the screen.

Operation is manual as standard. Motorised, sensor, and digital access options are available where the project calls for it. The intelligent access system fits within the same slim profile — nothing is added to the face of the partition to accommodate it.

Close-up of a SHOJI aluminium profile corner joint showing the 3.5 mm wall thickness and a matt finish, with clear toughened glass held in the frame
Three SHOJI panel samples side by side showing clear toughened glass, fluted glass, and fabric-laminated glass with a linen weave interlayer
Glass and infill

The infill is where the partition makes its decision

Six glass families are available. Extra-toughened clear glass for maximum transparency. Fluted glass — vertical ribbed texture that blurs the view while passing light. Masterline, a fine-lined decorative texture. Bronze, grey, and clear tinted for warmth or a smoked tone. Fabric-laminated glass, with real fabric sealed between two 4 mm panes. Metal mesh laminated, with woven mesh between two 5 mm panes. The same aluminium frame; dramatically different material readings.

TACTILE and Numartis glass faces are available as infill panels where the partition should carry surface character rather than transparency. Tactile inserts are specified at a maximum height of 1200 mm and width of 600 mm within the panel. Multi-layer glass is available for acoustic and thermal insulation where a room needs it. Wood, tile, and laminate infills complete the range for partitions that should read as wall rather than glass.

Normal glass runs from 8 mm to 12 mm toughened. The system rollers carry 120 kg, 150 kg, or 200 kg panel loads. A belt-connecting plate and pulley-belt synchronise movement across linked panels; a door stopper positions each panel precisely at the end of its travel.

The infill is your main privacy lever — clear and tinted keep sightlines open, while fluted, fabric, and mesh close them.Sliding Partition System, NUMAEX Training Academy
Where it is specified

Residential entries, hotel suites, boardrooms

SHOJI is specified wherever a fixed wall would close a plan that should remain open — and wherever an open plan needs, occasionally, to close. Double-height residential entries where a single fixed screen would read as obstruction. Hotel suites where a sleeping zone must separate from a living area without a corridor between them. Boardrooms where the room needs to contract for a smaller group and expand for a presentation.

The three profile families — Shoji, Shogun, and Suki — share hardware finishes with Numa illuminated mirrors and Tydis mirror cabinets, so a residential or hospitality project can be specified from a single material vocabulary across rooms. Paloma shower enclosures share the same alloy and temper, which matters when detailing a bathroom that continues into a dressing room or bedroom.

Every SHOJI installation is made to project specification. Panel sizes are confirmed against the measurement checklist — eleven site areas examined before a production drawing is issued. The completion checklist is signed with the client present on the day installation finishes.

Specifications

SHOJI sliding partition system

ParameterDetail
Profile alloyT6-6063 aluminium
Profile wall thickness3.5 mm
Max panel height (standard glass)3300 mm
Panel width range750 mm – 2100 mm
Tactile insert max height1200 mm
Tactile insert max width600 mm
Normal glass thickness8 mm – 12 mm toughened
Fabric laminated glass4 mm + 4 mm
Metal mesh laminated glass5 mm + 5 mm
Roller load capacity120 kg / 150 kg / 200 kg
ConfigurationsSingle, Synchro, Telescopic, Bypass, Sliding Folding, Pocket, Synchro Telescopic
Grid designsLigne, Quadra, Rise, Arc, ArcPro
Profile familiesShoji, Shogun, Suki
OperationManual, motorised, sensor, digital access
FinishesMatt, metallic, earthy wood tones
Choosing the right configuration

Telescopic, Synchro, or Single Sliding?

Single SlidingSynchro SlidingTelescopic Sliding
Best forNarrower openings, one panelCentre-opening applicationsWide openings, multiple panels
How it movesOne panel slides to one sideTwo panels part from centre simultaneouslyFirst panel pulls remaining panels in sequence to one side
Clear openingFull width minus one stacked panelFull width minus two stacked panels at centreMaximum clear width across the opening
Wall space neededOne side onlyBoth sidesOne side, deeper stack
OperationManual or motorisedManual or motorisedManual or motorised
Typical useStudy, bedroom, alcoveHotel suite, living-dining divideBanquet hall, wide residential entry, boardroom
In situ
A full-height SHOJI Classic fixed screen with a Quadra grid pattern and fluted glass, in a corporate boardroom with a long table in the foreground
SHOJI Classic, Quadra grid, Shogun dual-tone profile. Fixed screen with fluted glass infill in a corporate boardroom.
SUKI Minimal sliding partition open in a double-height residential entrance, slim profiles visible at top and bottom, clear glass panels stacked to each side
SUKI Minimal, Synchro Sliding, clear toughened glass. Panels drawn open to reveal a double-height residential entry.
SHOGUN dual-tone Telescopic Sliding partition in a hotel suite, panels stacked to one side, fabric-laminated glass panels with a visible linen weave interlayer
SHOGUN dual-tone, Telescopic Sliding, fabric-laminated infill with a linen weave. Hotel suite bedroom-to-living divide.
Questions we are asked

Before you specify

What is the maximum height for a SHOJI sliding glass partition panel?
Standard glass panels reach 3300 mm in height, with a width range of 750 mm to 2100 mm. Tactile insert panels within a standard panel are specified at a maximum height of 1200 mm and width of 600 mm. Every panel size is confirmed against a site measurement before production drawings are issued.
What glass types are available for SHOJI sliding partitions?
Six families: extra-toughened clear, fluted (vertical ribbed texture), Masterline (fine-lined decorative), bronze/grey/clear tinted, fabric-laminated (real fabric between two 4 mm panes), and metal mesh laminated (woven mesh between two 5 mm panes). TACTILE and Numartis glass faces are also available as infill panels. Multi-layer glass is specified where acoustic or thermal insulation is required.
What is the difference between Telescopic and Synchro Sliding?
In a Telescopic system, moving the first panel automatically pulls the remaining panels in sequence — all stacking to one side. It is the right choice for wide openings where maximum clear width is the priority. In a Synchro system, two panels part from the centre and move simultaneously in opposite directions with a single operation, giving a balanced, centre-opening movement. The choice depends on the opening width, the clear span required, and whether wall space is available on one or both sides.
Can SHOJI partitions be motorised?
Yes. Manual operation is standard across all seven configurations. Motorised, sensor-activated, and digital access options are available and integrate within the same slim T6-6063 aluminium profile — nothing is added to the face of the partition to accommodate the drive or access system.
Begin the conversation

Every SHOJI partition is made to the project.

Panel sizes, glass selection, grid design, profile finish, and operation mode are confirmed against your opening dimensions before a production drawing is issued. Bring your floor plan or a site photograph — the conversation starts there.

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