Problem choosing windows

6 years ago

We are currently renovating our kitchen. There are two small windows in the room - we would like to convert one into French doors to allow the kids to run in and out to the garden. For The other, we really like the idea of a full length window to frame the view of our garden. We would like this one to be non-opening so that the view is uninterrupted. The problem now is that we wouldn't have any opening windows in the room to allow for ventilation. Any ideas??

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