2026 styleMOVE® Movable Wall Systems — International Catalogue Guide
A complete international reference for specifying styleMOVE operable acoustic walls. Series comparison, stacking configurations, acoustic ratings, and the specification pathway from concept to installation.
The 2026 styleMOVE catalogue covers the full range of Stylewall acoustic movable wall systems for international projects. Where Spanish-language catalogues are available for regional markets, this English guide provides the equivalent reference for architects, engineers, and specification teams working in English-speaking countries or on international projects.
All styleMOVE systems share the same fundamental engineering philosophy: top-hung suspension with no floor rails, retractable mechanical perimeter seals, and panel configurations that stack cleanly when the wall is open. What differentiates the series is the acoustic performance target, panel construction, and the specific environments they are designed for.
styleMOVE® Series Overview
How to Specify — The Four Decisions
Define the required STC (ASTM E90) or Rw (ISO 10140) rating for the specific room pairing — e.g., ballroom/ballroom, conference/lobby. Use the rating that applies to your jurisdiction and get the test report for the exact panel configuration.
Establish the opening width, ceiling height, floor finish type, and the structural ceiling above the track. These determine panel width, number of panels, and available stacking positions.
Decide whether panels stack in the same bay (single-track straight), turn a corner to a stacking alcove (L-track), or park in a dedicated remote store room (multi-track). This affects structural and ceiling coordination significantly.
Select surface finish (melamine, wood veneer, fabric, HPL, glass) and confirm that the finish does not compromise the acoustic performance of the tested assembly.
STC vs. Rw — Which Standard Applies?
The styleMOVE range is tested under both ASTM E90 (United States, Canada, Latin America) and ISO 10140 (European Union, UK, Australia, and most international building codes). STC (Sound Transmission Class) and Rw (weighted sound reduction index) values are numerically similar but are not directly interchangeable — they use different frequency weighting curves and contour fitting methods.
For international projects, request the test report in the standard required by the local authority having jurisdiction. Do not convert a dB Rw value to STC or vice versa without engineering review.
Read: Acoustic Testing & Standards Guide →Where styleMOVE® Systems Perform
The styleMOVE range covers the full spectrum of acoustic movable wall applications — from simple meeting room subdivision to complex multi-room ballroom configurations in 5-star hotel properties.
Structural Coordination Note
All styleMOVE systems require a structurally adequate ceiling to carry the suspended load of the track, carriage hardware, and panel weight. Stylewall provides stamped engineering calculations for the project structural team to review and incorporate into the ceiling design. This coordination must occur before ceiling works are completed, as post-installation structural modifications are expensive and disruptive.
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