Cactus Club

Kelowna, BC

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Cactus Club on the Kelowna Yacht Club waterfront at dusk, overlooking Okanagan Lake in Kelowna, BC

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Front of Cactus Club at dusk, the lit dining room behind glazing and white steel cross-bracing

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Cactus Club's covered upper patio overlooking the Kelowna Yacht Club marina and boardwalk

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NanaWall window-door combination configuration: operable windows and glass doors integrated in one opening

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Cactus Club in a waterfront park on the Kelowna boardwalk at dusk

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Cactus Club's lit upper patio at dusk, with patio heaters and a glass guardrail

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Cactus Club's street-level entrance beneath the covered upper patio

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NanaWall HSW60 sliding glass walls closed, meeting at a 90-degree corner around the bar

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NanaWall HSW60 glass wall with incorporated swing doors open at each end onto the patio

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NanaWall HSW60 panels sliding away from the corner on a single track to open the bar

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NanaWall HSW60 open-corner system fully open, joining the bar and covered patio

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Incorporated swing door open in a closed NanaWall HSW60 glass wall for quick patio access

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Closed NanaWall HSW60 wall with a frosted door concealing the panel parking bay

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Frosted swing door opened to reveal an empty parking bay for NanaWall HSW60 panels

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NanaWall HSW60 panels sliding along a single track into the recessed parking bay

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NanaWall HSW60 panels stacked in the parking bay, leaving a clear opening to the patio

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Clear opening to the patio with NanaWall HSW60 panels hidden behind the frosted door enclosing the stack area

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Dining room with a NanaWall HSW60 sliding window-door combination facing the marina

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Full-height door open beside closed NanaWall HSW60 window panels overlooking the marina

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NanaWall HSW60 window panels sliding open from the dining room to the marina patio

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NanaWall HSW60 window wall fully open, connecting the dining room to the marina patio

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Patio view through the open NanaWall HSW60 window wall to booths and the open kitchen

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NanaWall HSW60 window panels partly open, seen from the covered patio tables

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Closed double-glazed NanaWall HSW60 sliding window-door combination, seen from the patio

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Eccentric socket set flush in the window's wood ledge, giving NanaWall HSW60 panels a sill-free base

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NanaWall HSW60 panel base beside the socket its locking rod engages, set in the window's wood ledge

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Top view of a NanaWall HSW60 panel base and adjustable eccentric socket in the window's wood ledge

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Oval bar under glass pendant lights, the NanaWall HSW60 wall open to the marina

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NanaWall HSW60 floor-to-ceiling panels sliding closed along the bar's marina side

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Bar enclosed by closed floor-to-ceiling NanaWall HSW60 glass panels with marina views

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Bar seating and booths behind a closed NanaWall HSW60 glass wall, sailboats beyond

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NanaWall HSW60 overhead track turning a 90-degree corner, lined with brush seals

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Conversion box at the top of a NanaWall HSW60 panel in the overhead track

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Incorporated swing door handle beside the latch of the next NanaWall HSW60 sliding panel

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Application

Restaurants, Commercial

Architect

m+m a | Meiklejohn Architects

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NanaWall HSW60 sliding glass walls closed, meeting at a 90-degree corner around the bar

Waterfront Dining Designed to Open to the Outdoors

Overlooking Okanagan Lake at the Kelowna Yacht Club, Cactus Club was designed to make its waterfront setting part of the dining experience. To connect the restaurant to the outdoors while maintaining a comfortable dining environment during inclement weather, the design required a commercial operable glass wall solution that could accommodate a 90-degree angle along with a six-foot-tall window-sized opening seamlessly. Across the main dining area, the expansive opening needed to preserve views, support restaurant operations, and give staff flexibility to adapt the space throughout the day.

NanaWall HSW60 open-corner system fully open, joining the bar and covered patio

The Open Corner Sliding Stacking Glass Door Solution

The design team specified 2 NanaWall HSW60 single track sliding stacking systems on two adjacent walls. The first configuration, a 69-foot-wide system, accommodates an open corner, allowing the 22 floor-to-ceiling individual panels to stack into dedicated stacks on either side of the opening. The second configuration accommodates a window door combination, with a single full-height door panel meeting 11 window-sized panels that glide into their own dedicated parking bay. The specified swing doors allow for quick indoor-outdoor transitions when the systems are kept closed. A Surface Mounted sill for interiors ensures ACA-compliant transitions.

NanaWall HSW60 window panels partly open, seen from the covered patio tables

A Flexible Connection to the Okanagan Lakefront

HSW60's design flexibility allowed Cactus Club to meet its unique design configurations and operational needs. The two openings offer optimal flexibility, allowing staff to open the systems for indoor-outdoor dining, special events, or to maximize seating capacity. When the weather changes and the panels are closed, the double-glazed panels keep interiors comfortable for year-round operation while maintaining continuous views of Okanagan Lake and beyond.

What Our Customers Have to Say

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Outdoor lounge with fire pit and cushioned seating in front of a modern glass-walled building with commercial glass doors, lit at night.

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Melt Restaurant floor plan illustrating HSW60 stacking glass walls with multiple remote panel parking locations.

Melt Restaurant

For Melt Restaurant, NanaWall’s ability to bring the outdoors in is a perfect match for the comfortable interiors with warm wood finishes and rich, natural colors.

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Lumen, a glass-walled restaurant featuring floor-to-ceiling bifold glass doors that seamlessly connect the indoor and outdoor dining spaces.

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Stylish modern restaurant with floor-to-ceiling glass walls, sleek interior seating, and street-facing glass doors.

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Lumen

This Detroit restaurant uses NanaWall systems to create flexible open-air dining that helped it adapt and thrive through changing conditions.

“NanaWall offers the flexibility of two different dining experiences in one space at Gloria's. It transforms from a unique al fresco dining experience to a comfortable climate controlled environment in a matter of seconds.”

— Matthew S. Crittenden, President, MSC Design, Architect

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