12' Door Opening

I know it's a language thing but WTF is a nana wall

A Nana wall are those big glass doors that fold up like a bi-fold to give you a clear opening when open.

NW, I don't quite understand your question. Are you looking for something similar to a Nana wall, do you want it be wide open like a Nana wall. Or would some tall windows and french doors suffice.

the Andersen Frenchwood has a system which is expandable where you can put two 3' panels on the outside and two moveable 3' panels on the inside to slide over the fixed. Is this an interior wall?

http://www.smokymountainplace.com/w...ype=propertydocument&mimetype=application/pdf

72chevy4x4 said:

the Andersen Frenchwood has a system which is expandable where you can put two 3' panels on the outside and two moveable 3' panels on the inside to slide over the fixed. Is this an interior wall?

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Most window/door manufacturers make 12' OXXO doors. I'm guessing he's looking for an opening larger than 6'?

I was visiting a home which was around 80 years old and noticed a sliding door system between the living room and dining room. It was a pocket door system which swang both ways-opening though was only 6' and wall was thicker than a typical 4.5"

NanaWall is $1,000 a foot.

You might check out these folks as well:

http://www.lacantinadoors.com/

They've been sending me info for a few weeks but I've not gotten any pricing from them yet.

Hafele makes the Al Fresco system for exterior sliding/folding doors. Look at pg. 249 of the Hafele catalog.

ChrWright said:

Marvin's Ultimate Sliding French, 12' version:

I've installed the 16' version as well, and it's a great product.

PM if you want to know pricing.

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Marvin.... Speaking of $1000 a foot :laughing:

S Winklepleck said:

Marvin.... Speaking of $1000 a foot :laughing:

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Marvin is A LOT cheaper than NanaWall... AND you get screens.

Christopher, Tried to send a PM but instructions in the FAQ were no help. Anyway I would love to have more information on the pricing of the Marvin door. It fits my needs exactly and has to be much more affordable than a Nana Wall.
Thanks
Dave