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what type of doors are these...love them

14 years ago

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David Ludwig - Architect

14 years ago

These are Nana Doors, check them out at www.nanawall.com. They run about $1K per foot and are available up to 9'-6" high. You need a hefty steel beam to carry the loads from above with minimal deflection.

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Delyse Reichert
13 years ago
where did the light come from?? I love it!
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David Ludwig - Architect
13 years ago
These are Nana Doors
fionacrobertson
13 years ago
Hi I love these doors, I've looked on the Nana website but don't see any bi-fold doors with the lattice effect here - were they custom made and can they still be double glazed with the lattice?
THanks!
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David Ludwig - Architect
13 years ago
The lattice effect you are referring to is called a muntin pattern. Nana uses simulated divided lites (SDL) and they will add muntins in any pattern you want.
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NanaWall
13 years ago
@Fionacrobertson- We will definitely be ale to answer any further questions you may have. Give us a call at (415) 383-3148. We hope to hear from you soon.
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David Ludwig - Architect
12 years ago
@ Fiona. The divisions in these doors are called muntins and yes, they are SDL (simulated divided lites) installed on each side of a double glaze unit with a filler between to make them look more real. These are a standard offering of Nana Door, so you just need to ask.
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Renaissance GSB
12 years ago
Jill & Fiona,
Good luck on your project!
You may be interested in this ideabook-
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/7792145/thumbs/Folding-Door-Ideas

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