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I have a client who is interested in ‘disappearing’ sliding windows or doors in his exterior walls; anyone have any experiences? The current openings are about 8′ with a 6’10 header height. One thought was adapting a pocket door hardware kit to fit a sash.
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I have a client who is interested in 'disappearing' sliding windows or doors in his exterior walls; anyone have any experiences? The current openings are about 8' with a 6'10 header height. One thought was adapting a pocket door hardware kit to fit a sash.
Charles.
Try Hopes steel windows and doors, they have a line that "pockets" into walls.
http://www.hopeswindows.com
Elizabeth
Isn't this guy gonna be surprised to have finally gotten an answer to his question a year later. LOL
Didn't realize when he had sent the message. But maybe!!!