After years in the construction industry, Shay Sekler had a better idea when it came to constructing interior walls for office buildings and other structures: demountable partition walls, or sturdy yet light weight walls that could be customized and reconfigured from one location to the next. In 2001, the two began formulating their idea, working on prototypes, and publically launched their flagship product — the IMT Wall — at the IIDEX 2002 in Toronto, where their new company, IMT Modular Partitions Ltd., was rewarded with the prestigious Gold Award in the systems furniture category.
Since that time, the company has installed more than 100,000 linear feet of modular demountable partition walls in the North American market, particularly the Greater Toronto Area, as well as international locations and the eastern United States. Our diverse customer base includes the likes of Novartis (pharmaceuticals), The University of Windsor, multiple locations for the federal government of Canada, Microsoft Corporation (computer software)-Calgary and Winnipeg, Google-Israel (search engine services, among others), Adecco (employment services)-Toronto, and many others.
Similar in design to traditional drywall, the company’s demountable partition walls offer a greater range of benefits not only because they can be moved and reconfigured within the same office space, but because they offer greater flexibility in terms of layout and features than regular drywall. For instance, while most drywall comes in 4 foot widths, the IMT Wall comes in standard sizes from 12 to 48 inches wide in 12 inch increments, or custom dimensions as required. The standard height is 8 or 12 feet, but other heights can be accommodated through special design and ordering arrangements.
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