Secure room dividers

8 years ago

Hi anyone know of a flexibly shaped room divider solution that's more 'home' than 'office' which can also be made secure so each side of the living space is secure when you need it to be ? It will be used to separate a guest room/annexe from the rest of the house when being rented out and then opened up when not tenanted. Prefer in the idea of non transparent sliding rather than folding openings. Thanks for any ideas you can offer.

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