PMI
£ 1,053
/m²
Anaunia: the wall that arrives when you need it — operable partitions at Rw 58 dB
British property costs money by the square metre; flexibility earns it back. Anaunia builds the mechanism: soundproofed operable walls that glide on a ceiling-mounted track and reach acoustic insulation of Rw up to 58 dB — the level where two meetings genuinely stop hearing each other. From the family Pezzi's plant in Santarcangelo di Romagna come PMI and EDGE, the tempered glass of PMIV, the luminous SHINE and the Freespace Collection, with EI60 fire resistance and B-s1,d0 reaction tested in accredited laboratories. One conference room becomes two, then one again by five o'clock — the same floor, working twice.
La Mercanti specifies Anaunia for UK offices, hotels and venues — the room that reconfigures itself.
FAQ
How much acoustic isolation does a meeting really need?
Enough that speech becomes unintelligible next door — Anaunia's range reaches Rw up to 58 dB, the band where confidential conversations stay confidential rather than merely muffled.
Do movable walls compromise fire safety?
Not when tested: the PMI wall achieved EI60 certification and the range declares B-s1,d0 reaction to fire, verified in accredited laboratories recognised by the Italian ministries.
How to make one room pay for itself twice
Five steps to a genuinely flexible floor.
Count the empty hours
A room used 30% of the week is a business case.
Set the dB target first
Acoustics decide the system — finishes come after.
Check the soffit
The ceiling track needs real structure above it.
Plan the stacking bay
Where the panels park is a design decision.
Train the team
A wall nobody dares move is a wall that never moves.