Hi everyone,
we are planning to install two large lift-and-slide door units in the living area during the house construction.
However, I am wondering if it is even possible to integrate insect screens with this type of door.
With hinged doors, there are often options like swing doors or retractable panels. How does this work with lift-and-slide doors? Does anyone have experience with this?
Best regards, David
we are planning to install two large lift-and-slide door units in the living area during the house construction.
However, I am wondering if it is even possible to integrate insect screens with this type of door.
With hinged doors, there are often options like swing doors or retractable panels. How does this work with lift-and-slide doors? Does anyone have experience with this?
Best regards, David
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dumdidum!2 Sep 2019 22:07That sounds great. Initially, it was most important for me to find out that it is even possible. The rest will follow later.
Shutter manufacturers, such as Roma, offer an integrated solution within the shutter box for pulling down, sometimes also available as a retrofit option (which is likely more expensive than ordering it together initially).
Also, with shutters (for a 3m (10 feet) width, usually divided into two parts), consider whether they should be controlled separately. This way, in summer, the fixed part with the shutter can be closed while the door section remains accessible.
Also, with shutters (for a 3m (10 feet) width, usually divided into two parts), consider whether they should be controlled separately. This way, in summer, the fixed part with the shutter can be closed while the door section remains accessible.
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