Nana Wall Systems, Inc.
Suite 250
Corte Madera, CA 94925
Operable Screen System lets breeze in, keeps insects out.
NanaScreen(TM) system, customized to complement movable NanaWall(TM) opening glass wall system, consists of collapsible, pleated screen panels that connect seamlessly to provide clear view. It is constructed with 4 in. wide vertical cassettes that support reinforced polypropylene screen mesh and wire tensioning system that enables product to withstand strong wind conditions. When open, NanaScreen...
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Folding Glass Wall features weather-tight construction.
NanaWall(TM) has floor-to-ceiling glass panels that frame outdoors when closed, and glide and stack to side when opened. Suited for use in areas from bedrooms and dens to kitchens, product protects against outdoor conditions and has locking system that prevents intruders from entering. Wall utilizes overhead and floor tracks, as well as 2 sets of gaskets/weather-strips, for weather-tightness....
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Folding Glass Wall holds back hurricanes.
Made of modular, 3 x 8 ft glass panels, framed in rugged extruded aluminum, Nana Wall(TM) SL72 glass-wall system withstands hurricane-force winds, rain, and flying debris. System can comprise any custom size up to 36 ft wide, allowing entire wall, or one portion of it, to be folded away and stowed at sides. Configurations include in-swing and out-swing, different folding directions, and double...
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Folding Glass Wall combines aesthetics and functionality.
NanaWall consists of one glass wall framed in various materials from extruded aluminum and muntined wood to aluminum-clad wood frames. Every panel of product rides on hidden overhead track, and entire wall, or any portion of it, may be folded away. Hinged and unhinged panels stack neatly on either side of track, and units may be inward- or outward-opening or center-pivoted. Hinges and rollers...
Read More »NanaWall Systems Expands Richmond, California Manufacturing Facility
Doubles U.S. manufacturing footprint and further invests in the local community San Francisco (PRWeb) May 30, 2019 -- NanaWall Systems, the pioneer of the opening glass wall industry, announces the expansion of its Richmond, California manufacturing facility, more than doubling its U.S. manufacturing footprint and further investing in the local Bay Area community. “While many other companies...
Read More »Operable Screen System lets breeze in, keeps insects out.
NanaScreen(TM) system, customized to complement movable NanaWall(TM) opening glass wall system, consists of collapsible, pleated screen panels that connect seamlessly to provide clear view. It is constructed with 4 in. wide vertical cassettes that support reinforced polypropylene screen mesh and wire tensioning system that enables product to withstand strong wind conditions. When open, NanaScreen...
Read More »
Folding Glass Wall features weather-tight construction.
NanaWall(TM) has floor-to-ceiling glass panels that frame outdoors when closed, and glide and stack to side when opened. Suited for use in areas from bedrooms and dens to kitchens, product protects against outdoor conditions and has locking system that prevents intruders from entering. Wall utilizes overhead and floor tracks, as well as 2 sets of gaskets/weather-strips, for weather-tightness....
Read More »
Folding Glass Wall holds back hurricanes.
Made of modular, 3 x 8 ft glass panels, framed in rugged extruded aluminum, Nana Wall(TM) SL72 glass-wall system withstands hurricane-force winds, rain, and flying debris. System can comprise any custom size up to 36 ft wide, allowing entire wall, or one portion of it, to be folded away and stowed at sides. Configurations include in-swing and out-swing, different folding directions, and double...
Read More »
Folding Glass Wall combines aesthetics and functionality.
NanaWall consists of one glass wall framed in various materials from extruded aluminum and muntined wood to aluminum-clad wood frames. Every panel of product rides on hidden overhead track, and entire wall, or any portion of it, may be folded away. Hinged and unhinged panels stack neatly on either side of track, and units may be inward- or outward-opening or center-pivoted. Hinges and rollers...
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