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Standard Configurations
Shown below are animations of some basic stacking concepts. Please note the following:
- The number of panels in a system can be unlimited.
- Stacking can be on the left or right, inside or outside, only on one side or on both sides.
- Incorporated swing panels can be placed almost anywhere. The swing panel can be inswing or outswing. Pairs are possible.
- The stacking area can be wide or narrow and with additional track, can be located almost anywhere, near or far.
- Within certain limits, unequal panel widths may be possible.
- Depending on layout, different panel heights in the same opening are possible.
- Open corners, multi-angle and segmented units are possible.
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For straight units with a maximum of twenty panels, the concepts marked with an asterisk, *, can be quickly customized with the NanaWall Visual Studio. Schedule a Design Consultation.
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT A*
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT B*
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT C*
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT D
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT E*
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT F
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT H*
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT G*
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT I/2
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT I*
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT K
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT J
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT M*
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT L
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT O
HSW75 Stacking CONCEPT N*
Stacking concept q
Perpendicular stacking outside the opening along the wall with single action end panel with offset hinge and floor closer
Stacking concept G-CORNERLESS
Open corner configuration with parallel stacking outside the opening with single action end panel and offset hinge and floor closer
Stacking CONCEPT R
T-intersection configuration with both parallel and perpendicular stacking with single action end panels and offset hinge and floor closers
Examples of Enclosing Stack Area By Others
ENCLOSING STACK EXAMPLE 1
enclosing stack example 2
enclosing stack example 3
enclosing stack example 4
enclosing stack example 5
enclosing stack example 6
enclosing stack example 7
* These concepts can be designed with nanawall visual studio
Size Charts
The individual panels can also be of differing widths.
Please check with NanaWall for max. sizes for other glass thickness.
Please also check applicable codes for maximum allowed height for the relevant glass thickness.
Applicable codes may limit the maximum sizes possible to be less than what NanaWall allows.
Floor Tracks
Adjustable floor sockets
Standard to the HSW75 are eccentric floor sockets. The built-in adjustability helps to deal with tolerances and building settlements.
Dust proof socket
If required, a spring loaded, dust proof socket option is available.
Handles
Push/Pull Handles - Standard Height
NanaWall offers custom made brushed stainless steel finish door pull options. Other finish options are also available (please contact NanaWall Systems for details).
If requested, NanaWall Systems will also prep the glass to accept door pulls provided by others in order to match project specific designs.
Push/Pull Handles - Taller Height
NanaWall offers custom made brushed stainless steel finish door pull options. Other finish options are also available (please contact NanaWall Systems for details).
If requested, NanaWall Systems will also prep the glass to accept door pulls provided by others in order to match project specific designs.
Convient Handle Height Locking Option
This locking ladder pull integrates a locking mechanism with a profile cylinder at hand height into the tubular designed handle eliminating the need to kneel to lock the door at the bottom rail. Locking ladder pulls come in a brushed stainless steel finish.
Locking
Patented Self-Activated Automatic Interlock
For straight units, the automatic floor bolt is self-activated by simply moving the panels on to one another. Once the first panel is positioned, the following panel activates the wheel and ramp assembly to automatically release the floor bolt effectively locking the panel into place without the need to lock it manually. No kneeling is required.
Concealed Panel to Panel Interlock
The concealed panel to panel interlock that is foot activated for straight units and for units with angle changes up to 12°. The panel to panel interlock provides additional security to the operator, assuring that the panels are locked firmly in place before they engage.
Quick Release Floor Bolt with Security Feature
For units requiring more than a 12° angle change, quick release floor bolts with spring loaded security feature are available. The security feature prevents access from the outside of the unit from attempts at prying the floor bolt mechanism. All single/double action sliding and end panels are equipped with a quick release floor bolt with spring loaded security feature at the pivot point in the lower rail and can be equipped with the same quick release floor bolt or a profile cylinder lock at the swing side.
Floor Bolt with Profile Cylinder or Half Cylinder
Keyed locking option located at the bottom rail, available in full or half cylinders.
Locking ladder pull
A locking ladder pull integrates a locking mechanism with a profile cylinder at hand height into the tubular designed handle eliminating the need to kneel to lock the door at the bottom rail.
Aluminum Colors
Available standard door rail finish is clear anodized. Options include: dark bronze anodized, stainless steel (polished or brushed), black anodized, polished brass, satin brass and simulated satin stainless steel. Custom colors and standard RAL colors are also an available option. For installations in need of greater corrosion resistance, the post assembly is available in clear anodized finish. The standard exterior surface finish for the normally recessed head track is clear anodized. However, it is also available in other anodized finishes, simulated brushed stainless steel, or powder coated.
Brushed Anodized
Stainless Steel
White
Polished Stainless Steel
Satin Brass
Clear Anodized
Black Anodized
Black Coated
Dark Bronze Anodized
Dark Bronze Coated
Glass
Standard glass thickness supplied is 1/2” (12 mm) tempered or laminated. Other glass options of up to 1” are available and include both laminated and tempered glass. The glass thickness is determined by customer need, panel size and local code requirements. The standard rail thickness of 1 7/16” (36 mm) for 1/2” (12 mm) glass will be adjusted accordingly for other glass thickness. All vertical edges of the glass panels come polished. To reduce glass stress, glass is clamp installed for equal distribution of weight. Additional options include low iron or decorative glass, acrylic, wooden, or stainless steel mesh inserts.