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All Climate Performance
NanaWall products are NFRC rated and certified for true energy efficiency in all climates.

Certified Testing Standards
NanaWall products endure the latest AAMA testing standards for air, water, structural, and forced entry.

Sustainable Design
NanaWall products contribute to multiple LEED rating systems and potentially several credit categories.
Air, Water, Structural, Thermal, Forced Entry & Acoustical Results
Florida Product Approval #35025.1
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Sill Photo | Installation Detail PDF Inward / Outward
Higher Weather Performance (Raised) Sill - SL70
Type of Test | Inward Opening Units | Outward Opening Units | ||||||||
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Air InfiltrationASTM E-283 and NFRC 400, cfm/ft2 |
@ 1.57 psf (75 Pa): 0.16 3 A2 2 @ 6.24 psf (300 Pa): 0.20 |
@ 1.57 psf (75 Pa): 0.02 3 A3 2 @ 6.24 psf (300 Pa): 0.08 |
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Static Water Penetration *ASTM E-547 / E-331 |
No uncontrolled water entry 3 |
No uncontrolled water entry 3 |
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Structural Load DeflectionTAS 202 & ASTM E-330: pass See design windload charts for other sized panels. Note that the structural test pressures were 50% higher than the design pressures. |
8 Foot tall 1Design Pressure
Class SP-PG60, Panel size - 3’ x 8’ 10 Foot tall 3Design Pressure 2
Class SP-PG45, Panel size - 2’ 11" x 9’ 9" |
8 Foot tall 1Design Pressure
Class SP-PG60, Panel size - 3’ x 8’ 10 Foot tall 3Design Pressure 2
Class SP-PG45, Panel size - 2’ 11" x 9’ 9" |
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Dynamic Water Penetration 1AAMA 520 & ASTM E-2268 |
Performance Level 2: No water entry more than allowable |
Performance Level 1: No water entry more than allowable |
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Life Cycle Performance |
The SL70 meets the German “DIN EN 1191/12400 Classification,” where a unit is tested after 20,000 opening and closing cycles and is still functional. |
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Forced Entry Resistance 13 |
In accordance with AAMA -1304 and ASTM F842 required. |
1 Excerpts of results of 3 separate units of various panels and configurations tested by Architectural Testing, Inc., Fresno, CA, an independent testing laboratory in October 2009 per various fenestration test standards.
2 For Canada, tested to NAFS-08 or equivalent and CSA A44051-09 (with weep holes in sill by others to drain standing water in sill channels).
3 Excerpts of results of a 13'1" W x 10' H (4000 mm x 3050 mm) four panel unit tested by Architectural Testing, Inc., Fresno, CA, an independent testing laboratory, in October 2015 per AAMA/WDMA/CSA 101/I.S.2/A440, NAFS - North American Fenestration Standard
* Water rating may not be applicable for configuration not tested, especially even panels and even panels configurations.
Thermal Performance |
Rated, certified and labeled in accordance with NFRC 100 + 200 |
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inward opening units | outward opening units | ||||||||||||||||
Type of Glass (1 lite) 4 |
Center of Glass U-Factor |
Unit U-Factor |
SHGC 5 | VT 6 |
2015 Energy Star |
Unit U-Factor |
SHGC 5 | VT 6 |
2015 Energy Star |
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Double IG Clear (air filled) |
.48 | .50 | .52 | .53 | - | .51 | .52 | .53 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E (argon filled) | .26 | .36 | .19 | .41 | - | .37 | .19 | .41 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E (air filled) |
.30 | .39 | .19 | .41 | - | .40 | .19 | .41 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E #2 & #4 surfaces (argon filled) | .21 | .33 | .18 | .40 | - | .34 | .18 | .40 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E #2 & #4 surfaces (air filled) |
.24 | .35 | .18 | .40 | - | .36 | .18 | .40 | - | ||||||||
Triple IG Low E x 2 (argon filled) | .13 | .27 | .16 | .29 | * | .28 | .16 | .29 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Low E x 2 (air filled) |
.13 | .29 | .16 | .29 | * | .30 | .16 | .29 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Alternate Higher SHGC Low E x 2 (argon filled) | .15 | .27 | .24 | .38 | * | .28 | .24 | .38 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Alternate Higher SHGC Low E x 2 (air filled) | .17 | .29 | .24 | .38 | * | .30 | .24 | .38 | * | ||||||||
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4 NFRC simulated U factors of units with a horizontal mullion will have values of .01 to .02 higher than units with no horizontal mullion. Please contact NanaWall for details. |
5 SHGC = Solar Heat Gain Coefficient 6 VT = Visible Transmittance |
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* 2015 Energy Star Qualification Criteria: U-Factor for doors in all climate zones ≤.30, SHGC ≤25 in South/South Central zones and ≤.40 in North/North Central zones. (For guidance only. NanaWall is not a participant of the Energy Star program.) |
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Shown above are thermal values for select glass options only. Thermal values for many other glass options are available. These may be able to meet specific requirements, such as Energy Star values for other zones, CA Title 24 prescriptive values, other state and local energy codes, etc. Thermal values for glass with other Low E coatings and Suntuitive dynamic glass are available. Please contact NanaWall for more information. |
Low Profile Saddle Sill - SL70
Type of Test | Inward Opening Units | Outward Opening Units | ||||||||
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Air Infiltration 4ASTM E-283 and NFRC 400, cfm/ft2 |
@ 1.57 psf (75 Pa): 0.15 A2 2 @ 6.24 psf (300 Pa): 0.29 |
@ 1.57 psf (75 Pa): 0.14 A2 2 @ 6.24 psf (300 Pa): 0.30 |
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Static Water Penetration 14ASTM E-547/E-331 |
Unit with weep holes from middle channel; No uncontrolled water entry Subject to the following adaptions of the sill in the field by others;
Unit with weep holes from inner channel; No uncontrolled water entry Subject to the following adaptions of the sill in the field by others;
Please note that due to the varying site requirements and conditions, these sills will not be prepared for drainage by Nana Wall Systems, Inc. If this drainage system is desired, we recommend that qualified professionals construct this system on the project site strictly in accordance with instructions provided by NanaWall Systems, Inc. and in accordance with good waterproofing techniques, if drain connections are not made or are not possible, unit may leak with wind driven rain. Generic Weephole Installation Detail LPSS |
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Structural Load DeflectionTAS 202 & ASTM E-330: pass See design windload charts for other sized panels. Note that the structural test pressures were 50% higher than the design pressures. |
8 Foot tall 1Design Pressure
Class SP-PG35, Panel size - 3’ x 8’ (weep holes by others) 10 Foot tall 4Design Pressure
For saddle sill specimen #2 above, Class SP-PG35, Panel size - 2’ 11" x 9’ 8" (weep holes by others) |
8 Foot tall 1Design Pressure
Class SP-PG35, Panel size - 3’ x 8’ (weep holes by others) 10 Foot tall 4Design Pressure
For saddle sill specimen #2 above, Class SP-PG35, Panel size - 2’ 11" x 9’ 8" (weep holes by others) |
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Life Cycle Performance |
The SL70 meets the German “DIN EN 1191/12400 Classification,” where a unit is tested after 20,000 opening and closing cycles and is still functional. |
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Operational / Cycling Performance 3AAMA 920 |
For swing panel attached to side jamb: 500,000 cycles - pass |
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Forced Entry Resistance 14 |
In accordance with AAMA -1304 and ASTM F842 requirements. |
1 Excerpts of results of a 12' 9 15/16" W x 8' 3 7/8" H four panel unit tested by Architectural Testing, Inc., Fresno, CA, an independent testing laboratory in October 2009.
2 For Canada, tested to NAFS-08 or equivalent and CSA A44051-09 (with weep holes in sill by others).
3 Excerpts of results of a system tested by Architectural Testing, Inc., Fresno, CA, an independent testing laboratory, in April 2013.
4 Excerpts of results of a 13'1" W x 10' H (4000 mm x 3050 mm) four panel unit tested by Architectural Testing, Inc., Fresno, CA, an independent testing laboratory, in October 2015 per AAMA/WDMA/CSA 101/I.S.2/A440, NAFS - North American Fenestration Standard
* Water rating may not be applicable for configuration not tested, especially even panels and even panels configurations.
Thermal Performance |
Rated, certified and labeled in accordance with NFRC 100 + 200 |
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inward opening units | outward opening units | ||||||||||||||||
Type of Glass (1 lite)5 |
Center of Glass U-Factor |
Unit U-Factor |
SHGC 6 | VT 7 | 2015 Energy Star |
Unit U-Factor |
SHGC 6 | VT 7 | 2015 Energy Star | ||||||||
Double IG Clear (air filled) |
.48 | .51 | .51 | .52 | - | .52 | .52 | .54 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E (argon filled) | .26 | .36 | .19 | .41 | - | .37 | .19 | .41 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E (air filled) |
.30 | .40 | .19 | .41 | - | .40 | .19 | .41 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E #2 & #4 surfaces (argon filled) |
.21 | .33 | .18 | .40 | - | .34 | .18 | .40 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E #2 & #4 surfaces (air filled) |
.24 | .35 | .19 | .40 | - | .36 | .18 | .40 | - | ||||||||
Triple IG Low E x 2 (argon filled) | .13 | .28 | .16 | .29 | * | .28 | .16 | .29 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Low E x 2 (air filled) |
.13 | .30 | .16 | .29 | * | .30 | .16 | .29 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Alternate Higher SHGC Low E x 2 (argon filled) | .15 | .28 | .24 | .39 | * | .28 | .24 | .39 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Alternate Higher SHGC Low E x 2 (air filled) | .17 | .30 | .24 | .39 | * | .31 | .24 | .39 | - | ||||||||
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5 NFRC simulated U factors of units with a horizontal mullion will have values of .01 to .02 higher than units with no horizontal mullion. Please contact NanaWall for details. |
6 SHGC = Solar Heat Gain Coefficient 7 VT = Visible Transmittance |
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* 2015 Energy Star Qualification Criteria: U-Factor for doors in all climate zones ≤.30, SHGC ≤25 in South/South Central zones and ≤.40 in North/North Central zones. (For guidance only. NanaWall is not a participant of the Energy Star program.) |
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Shown above are thermal values for select glass options only. Thermal values for many other glass options are available. These may be to meet specific requirements, such as Energy Star values for other zones, CA Title 24 prescriptive values, other state and local energy codes, etc. Thermal values for glass with other Low E coating and Suntuitive dynamic glass are available. Please contact NanaWall for more information. |
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Flush Sill - SL70
Type of Test |
Inward Opening Units |
Outward Opening Units |
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Air Infiltration 2ASTM E-283 and NFRC, cfm/ft2 |
@ 1.57 psf (75 Pa): 0.15 A2 @ 6.24 psf (300 Pa): 0.29 |
@ 1.57 psf (75 Pa): 0.14 A2 @ 6.24 psf (300 Pa): 0.30 |
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Structural Load DeflectionASTM E-330: pass See design windload charts for other sized panels. Note that the structural test pressures were 50% higher than the design pressures. |
8 Foot tall 1Design Pressure 2
10 Foot tall 2Design Pressure 2
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8 foot tall 1Design Pressure 2
10 Foot tall 2Design Pressure 2
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Life Cycle Performance |
The SL70 meets the German “DIN EN 1191/12400 Classification,” where a unit is tested after 20,000 opening and closing cycles and is still functional. |
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Forced Entry Resistance 12 |
In accordance with AAMA -1304 and ASTM F842 requirements |
1 Excerpts of results of 12’9 15/16” W x 8’3 7/8” H four panel unit tested by Architectural Testing Inc.,Fresno, CA, an independent testing laboratory, in October 2009.
2 Excerpts from results of 13'1" W x 10' H (4000 mm x 3050 mm) four panel unit tested by Architectural Testing Inc., Fresno, CA, an independent testing laboratory in October 2015 per AAMA/WDMA/CSA 101/I.S.2/A440, NAFS - North American Fenestration Standard
Thermal Performance |
Rated, certified and labeled in accordance with NFRC 100 + 200 |
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inward opening units | outward opening units | ||||||||||||||||
Type of Glass (1 lite)3 |
Center of Glass U-Factor |
Unit U-Factor |
SHGC 4 | VT 5 | 2015 Energy Star |
Unit U-Factor |
SHGC 4 | VT 5 | 2015 Energy Star | ||||||||
Double IG Clear (air filled) |
.48 | .51 | .53 | .54 | - | .51 | .52 | .54 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E (argon filled) | .26 | .36 | .19 | .42 | - | .37 | .19 | .42 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E (air filled) |
.30 | .39 | .19 | .42 | - | .40 | .19 | .42 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E #2 & #4 surfaces (argon filled) | .21 | .33 | .18 | .40 | - | .34 | .18 | .40 | - | ||||||||
Double IG Low E #2 & #4 surfaces (air filled) | .24 | .35 | .19 | .40 | - | .36 | .18 | .40 | - | ||||||||
Triple IG Low E x 2 (argon filled) | .13 | .27 | .17 | .29 | * | .28 | .16 | .29 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Low E x 2 (air filled) | .16 | .29 | .17 | .29 | * | .30 | .16 | .29 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Alternate Higher SHGC Low E x 2 (argon filled) | .15 | .27 | .24 | .39 | * | .28 | .24 | .39 | * | ||||||||
Triple IG Alternate Higher SHGC Low E x 2 (air filled) | .17 | .29 | .24 | .39 | * | .30 | .24 | .39 | * | ||||||||
Notes | |||||||||||||||||
3 NFRC simulated U factors of units with a horizontal mullion will have values of .01 to .02 higher than units with no horizontal mullion. Please contact NanaWall for details. |
4 SHGC = Solar Heat Gain Coefficient 5 VT = Visible Transmittance |
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* 2015 Energy Star Qualification Criteria: U-Factor for doors in all climate zones ≤.30, SHGC ≤25 in South/South Central zones and ≤.40 in North/North Central zones. (For guidance only. NanaWall is not a participant of the Energy Star program.) |
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Shown above are thermal values for select glass options only. Thermal values for many other glass options are available. These may be able to meet specific requirements, such as Energy Star values for other zones, CA Title 24 prescriptive values, other state and local energy codes, etc. Thermal values for glass with other Low E coatings and Suntuitive dynamic glass are available. Please contact NanaWall for more information. |
Design Windload Charts
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