I recently built a dream home on the Long Island Sound in Long Island New York. I installed NanaWall in 2 bedrooms on the upper balcony as well as the main floor living room and kitchen Island/bar window.
Long Island Sound Coastal Home
Dream Home in Long Island
Owner, Jeff Brosi said, "I am in a wheelchair and have limited mobility so I needed to find a system that is easy to use as well as have a low profile saddle so it has an easy transition for my wheelchair from inside to outside.
NanaWall made every dream come true. I can use the doors 100% on my own and they work perfectly. The ease of locking and sliding was the reason I went with NanaWall and I am glad I did. Below are some photos I took of the house. Let me know if I can provide you with anything else."
I needed to find a system that is easy to use as well as have a low profile saddle so it has an easy transition for my wheelchair from inside to outside. NanaWall made every dream come true. I can use the doors 100% on my own and they work perfectly.
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Loblolly House
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Hollywood Hills Residence
During this bathroom renovation on her Frank Lloyd Wright-styled home, the homeowner chose a NanaWall system to complement the architectural aesthetic and highlight the focal point "the view".
" The NanaWall Cero system blew us all away. When it was proposed to us by our NanaWall rep, we could imagine the size of the panels and the amazing view that would be captured. But the automation, silence of operation, and massive opening size we achieved had people's jaws dropping."
— Mark Bixler, Architect
