PMI
₹ 120
Anaunia: one hall, every function — Italian operable walls for Indian multipurpose venues
India builds halls that must be everything by turns: conference in the morning, training at noon, banquet by night. Anaunia makes the transformation credible — soundproofed operable walls on ceiling tracks with acoustic insulation Rw up to 58 dB, so a partitioned hall behaves like separate rooms rather than a curtained compromise. From Santarcangelo di Romagna, the family Pezzi's plant produces PMI, EDGE, tempered-glass PMIV, the luminous SHINE and the Freespace Collection, with EI60 fire resistance and B-s1,d0 reaction proven in accredited laboratories, under ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001. Custom, elegant, engineered — for spaces that never do the same job twice.
La Mercanti brings Anaunia to Indian projects — the hall that answers to the calendar.
FAQ
Can a movable wall handle a banquet next to a conference?
At the top of the range, yes: Rw up to 58 dB brings neighbouring speech down to background — the acoustic gap between a partition that divides and a screen that merely hides.
How often can these walls be operated?
They are built for daily reconfiguration: panels glide on a ceiling-mounted track and stack away — the system is designed around the changeover, not around standing still.
How to plan a hall that changes function daily
Five steps for venues with three lives a day.
List every use case
Conference, training, banquet: each has its acoustics.
Fix the ceiling structure
The track load must be designed, not improvised.
Choose glass where light matters
Tempered-glass panels divide without darkening.
Plan the parking bays
Stacked panels should disappear into the architecture.
Rehearse the turnaround
Speed of reset is the venue's real capacity.