Innovative opening glass wall systems at IBS

NanaWall Systems introduced its latest products for builders, developers, remodelers and architects at the International Builders' Show January 12-15 in Orlando, Florida. Builders across North America have trusted NanaWall Systems for more than 25 years. With accurate, project-specific drawings, quality engineering and on-time delivery, NanaWall Systems helps contractors to meet production deadlines and reduce call-backs. "NanaWall Systems provides builders and remodelers with custom-designed solutions for new homes and remodel projects – from our hurricane systems for coastal areas to low-e, double or triple glazing options for cold climates," said Ebrahim Nana, president of NanaWall Systems. "And our nationwide network of sales reps, certified installation professionals and showrooms provide local support and service across North America."

At IBS 2011, builders could test and try out these innovations from NanaWall Systems:

• Hurricane System for Mid-rise Buildings – The NanaWall SL73 Miami Dade/AAMA Hurricane Folding System offers maximum protection for coastal areas during storms.

• Structurally Glazed System – The transparent all-glass design and performance features of the NanaWall SL82 Structurally Glazed Folding System have won international product design awards.

• NanaGlass SL25– Clean, frameless opening glass walls for balconies, patios or decks.

• Beyond LiftSlide – Single track glass sliding systems that offer a better alternative to traditional lift and slide door systems. The NanaWall Beyond LiftSlide is a multi-panel system of large glass walls that easily glides open on a single track and stacks into a pocket or to the side to completely vanish.

• NanaWall framed with Lamboo– First folding door system with ecologically responsible bamboo. Laminated bamboo is available as wood alternative on NanaWall opening glass wall systems.

• Bird Protection Ornilux Glass – NanaWall is the first operable glass wall company to offer builders a solution that protects birds and is transparent to humans.