ᐅ Windows with external roller shutters that can be opened from the outside
Created on: 5 Sep 2011 19:32
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KuenneHello,
I hope I am posting in the right subforum.
We want to install a floor-to-ceiling window in our new build that can be opened from the outside with a key (lock system of the front door). That’s not a problem in itself. However, we are now facing the challenge that this window will have an external roller shutter, and a handle on the outside of the window would interfere with the roller shutter. Do you have any suggestions or tips for this?
Thank you in advance.
I hope I am posting in the right subforum.
We want to install a floor-to-ceiling window in our new build that can be opened from the outside with a key (lock system of the front door). That’s not a problem in itself. However, we are now facing the challenge that this window will have an external roller shutter, and a handle on the outside of the window would interfere with the roller shutter. Do you have any suggestions or tips for this?
Thank you in advance.
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Brombadegs6 Sep 2011 12:09Hm... I don’t quite understand the purpose here. Windows that can be unlocked from the outside? And then entering through them? Don’t people usually use a door for that?
I’m a bit puzzled about what exactly is being requested here.
Regards, Bromi
I’m a bit puzzled about what exactly is being requested here.
Regards, Bromi
We want to install a window here to be able to tilt it. This is not possible with a door. However, this issue has now been resolved. We are now using a different door frame profile for this window. The original profile did not allow the installation of an external handle because otherwise the roller shutters could not be lowered. The new profile, combined with a flat handle, makes this possible.....
Hello,
I know this isn't much help, but: Why isn’t something like this planned in advance?
Best regards
Kuenne schrieb:
However, we are now facing the challenge that this window has a roller shutter installed, and a handle on the outside of the window would interfere with the roller shutter.
I know this isn't much help, but: Why isn’t something like this planned in advance?
Best regards
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