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Crittall screens are glazed steel partitions that separate one space from another while letting light travel freely between them. Made from slim hot-rolled steel sections, a screen can divide a kitchen from a living area, close off a home office, frame a staircase or create a boot room, all without losing the open feel of the house.
Every screen we install is a genuine Crittall Innervision® screen, made in Britain and designed for the space it sits in. Fixed screens can be combined with hinged or sliding doors, glazed in clear, frosted or reeded glass, and finished in almost any RAL or BS colour. Innervision is also used for acoustic partitions in offices, hotels and restaurants.
We handle the whole process ourselves, from the first conversation and site survey through to design, installation and aftercare. You deal with the same small team from start to finish, rather than being passed between a manufacturer and an installer.
Innervision screens are available in a wide range of RAL and BS colours. Popular choices include Crittall black, traffic grey, agate grey, light grey, white and pastel green. Frames can match your external Crittall windows and doors, or contrast with them. We can show you finish samples at our Harlow showroom before you decide.
Handles are chosen from Crittall's own hardware range, made in partnership with Frank Allart, English hardware makers since 1914. Sliding door pulls come in classic, Art Deco and contemporary designs. Some include a privacy turn, which makes a sliding screen door practical for a bathroom or ensuite. As the approved Crittall Parts Specialist, we can also supply replacement hardware for years to come.
Choose a fixed screen on its own, or add single or double hinged doors, or sliding doors with a soft-close mechanism. Glazing bars can follow a traditional grid or a simpler contemporary layout. Where fire protection is needed, the Innervision FR range offers a fire-rated screen with the same slim steel look.
Explore Crittall Innervision internal steel screens and doors for homes and commercial spaces. Choose the brochure that matches your project to see screen layouts, hinged and sliding door options, glazing choices and finished installations.
Every Innervision screen starts with a conversation about how you use the room. We then survey the site, design the layout and finish with you, and install the screen with our own team. After installation, our aftercare and Service Maintenance keep it working as it should, and we can supply genuine Crittall parts for as long as you need them.
Slim steel sections suit an unusually wide range of interiors. The black frame and glazing grid look at home in a loft or warehouse-style space, while the same profiles sit naturally in Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s houses, where steel windows were often original to the building. We have worked on period, listed and conservation area properties since 1956, so we can advise not only on the look of your screen, but on how it will work with the character of the house around it.
Here are the questions we are asked most often about Crittall Innervision screens and room dividers. If yours is not here, we are always happy to talk it through.
Ask Our TeamAn internal window is a glazed opening set into a wall you are keeping. A Crittall screen replaces the wall itself, usually running from floor to ceiling, and can include doors. If you want to share light through an existing wall, our internal Crittall windows are the better fit. If you want to open up or divide a room, a screen is usually the right choice.
Yes. Innervision screens can include single or double hinged doors, or sliding doors with a soft-close mechanism. The doors and screen are designed together, so the steel glazing bars line up across the whole run.
They can be. The Innervision FR range is fire rated to BS 476 Part 22 (FD30, integrity only), so a screen can be used where fire protection is needed without losing the slim steel look. We will advise whether your project needs a fire-rated screen.
Yes. Frosted or reeded glass gives privacy while still letting light through. Sliding door pulls with a privacy turn make a screen door practical for a bathroom or ensuite.
Yes. Slim steel sections suit period architecture well, and we have worked on heritage properties since 1956. For listed buildings, we can talk you through what is likely to be acceptable before you apply for consent.
Individual fixed lights can be up to 3050mm wide and 3050mm high, and panels can be combined for larger openings. One of our recent projects in St Albans includes a two-storey glazed screen beside the main staircase.
Every screen is made to measure, so the price depends on its size, layout, doors, glazing and finish. We provide a detailed quotation after an initial consultation and site survey, so you know exactly what is included.
Very little. Frames are hot-dip galvanised and powder coated, so regular cleaning with a soft cloth and a non-abrasive cleaner is all they need. If a door or fitting ever needs attention, we offer Service Maintenance and genuine Crittall parts.
Yes. Our showroom at Units 13 to 15 Stort Mill, Harlow, CM20 2SN is open Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 4pm. You can see internal steel glazing, sliding doors, and hardware and finish samples there.



