According to Regulation 14 of the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 and the Building Regulations Approved Document K, any full-height glass wall or partition must be marked to make it very visible. Installing clear glass partitions without obvious handles, frames, or fittings can result in people unknowingly walking into the panel and potentially injuring themselves.
This is why certain glass doors and glass walls are legally required to have ‘manifestations' – some kind of film, stickers, frosting, or screen-printed pattern that makes the glass immediately apparent. Not every window, door, or partition needs them, but ‘critical locations' such as large and wide panels that aren't otherwise demarcated should have manifestations to comply with the law.
While the manifestations need to be placed at particular heights to make them more noticeable, there are no strict rules for what they can be. This gives you a lot of creative freedom to turn your glazed office partitions into a unique decorative feature. Whether you want an elaborate etching, a basic motif, your company logo, or another image, it's an opportunity to truly customise your glass office partitions.