RPC

Rob Pelletier Construction, Inc. Houston Texas

Moderco Excel 700

Excel is your best choice if a competitively priced, precisely engineered operable partition fits your needs. Excel (formerly 700 Series) is assembled with consistent quality. Each panel frame is fully welded utilizing heavy gauge galvanized steel. The trimless panels skins can be steel, welded to the frame or a steel reinforced surface also welded to the frame panel. Excel is available in single (right angle or switch and curve operation), paired center stacking or continuously hinged electric configurations. Independently tested full size specimens based on current ASTM test procedures have achieved STC values of 43, 48, 49 and 52 . If your partition needs include proven field performance and durability combined with a competitive price point Excel is your best option.

The Moderco 700 series offers a technologically advanced, aesthetically pleasing design. It uses a unique welded steel frame that permits all substrates (skins), and steel to be welded to the frame. It never requires substrates or skins to be glued or mechanically attached to the frame. This construction provides a durable, unitized panel that will last for years of rugged use.

The basic panel construction is combined with wraparound finishes for a trimless, monolithic ppearance. Deep interlocking vertical astragals at all panel joints align panels ensuring a smooth wall face while providing an acoustic seal.

This combination of features together with the Moderco Excel 700 series options and many varied finishes make it an outstanding choice for your applications as it combines aesthetics, acoustics, and durability in one construction.

  • Multiple contact top fixed sweep seals
  • Low profile steel hinges
  • Heavy-duty welded steel frame
  • Welded acoustical steel faces
  • Standard vinyl and fabric finishes
  • Deep nesting reversible vertical aluminum astragal system with flexible vinyl acoustical seals
  • Vertical wrap around finish with no vertical edge trim
  • 2” (50mm) clearance automatic bottom seals
  • Adjustable bottom seals end caps

The Moderco Excel 700 series product offers numerous options including marker boards, eraser pockets, same construction pass thru doors and inset exit signs. Consult with RPC for more details

Moderco Excel 700

Moderco Excel 700

Moderco Excel 700

City Bank Miami- Moderco

The National Bank of Miami wished to modernize and update their 2 levels of existing offices located on the 19th floor of The Miami Tower. Included was a complete redesign of their reception area. The owners and Architects wanted to create an immediate “Wow” effect, make the area inviting and warm by taking advantage of Miami’s abundant morning sun. The Moderco Vision single panel “see-through” glass panel system was selected as meeting all design and aesthetic requirements. Folding Walls of Miami had to overcome many non-standard issues such as the project being on the 19th floor of a downtown tower, the existing floor was not level requiring modifications, the installation of track within an existing ceiling and accounting for the installation of a 5/8” thick marble floor. But the desired effect was achieved as Moderco Vision truly delivered the goods as light pours into the room highlighting the new interior furnishings.

 

Product : Moderco Vision 121

Architect : Gensler Architects of Miami

Edmunds HQ

It takes a lot of people to make up Edmunds.com, the automotive networking and shopping giant. In 2016, Edmunds moved all those people into a new office in Santa Monica, CA, to give them a better, more collaborative, more enjoyable place to work. Architects M+M Creative Studio designed a vast flowing space with a polished industrial aesthetic heavy on car culture and a wealth of collaborative spaces. They integrated outdoor courtyards inside by making the office into a “convertible” with NanaWall opening glass walls. The result is an award-winning business space where people love to come to work.

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Magento

When you have great choices making a decision is difficult, it’s great when your project can have both!   This project for Magento in Culver City utilized both the Moderco Crystal acoustic glass and the Signature 8500 Operable Partitions.  The results were beautiful glazed glass panels at the entry and operable partitions with markerboards for an additional room when needed. This project was wonderfully designed by Wolcott Architecture | Interiors and our GC was HBC.

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Loblolly House

The project goals included providing savannah-like views of the Chesapeake Bay and opening the interior fully for natural ventilation. The plan also called for thermal insulation when the operable glass walls are closed.

Loyola High School

Looking for versatility for opening space between two classes, Loyola High School opted  for  Moderco’s 842 series mobile partitions. (CTS 55 for the highest possible sound quality)

Beyond  creating a versatile space for the school , the choice whiteboard finishing provides a large surface for the educators and students needs. Montreal.

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Lubbock Elementary

Through their educational journey, students undergo significant changes as their cognitive abilities magnify at each grade level. Learning spaces change and develop, much as the brain does. This idea accommodates the academic development of children and improves the understandings of cognition. As young learners move through elementary grades the classrooms become more structured, from shared rolling tables to individual desks. To implement progressive 21st Century learning, forward-thinking schools are working alongside architects to develop innovative design methods that enable collaboration and flexibility of space. Such efforts have found a solution in “learning hubs,” a grouping of classrooms around a centralized area, where kids work together, and teachers join in an exchange of resources. Lubbock Cooper Independent School District (LCISD) in Texas implements these findings throughout their K-12 campuses with one common goal: the success of all students.

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