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Jennifer Hogan
2 years agoHere is a picture. It is simply 4 panels with two that open from the center.
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2 years agoJennifer Hogan
2 years agoThank you all for the guidance.
I think the current design fits with the symmetry of the room, so I will probably stick with that layout, but will need to compare some of the above suggested windows.
If I understand correctly Softlite and Sunrise are the top contenders, Andersen and Marvin pricier and less efficient. Paying more for aesthetics rather than functionality/performance.
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20' x 20' with the 12' sliding glass door on one side and the 10' fireplace on the opposite side with 5' openings on each side of the fireplace leading to the foyer.
8' wide 5' tall window on the other side of the fireplace
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2 years agoWe replaced all our ca. 1980 windows and doors and were concerned about sliding doors; I just think of them as always off track and flimsy. Western was recommended to us and we're very happy with them. The sliders are great quality and slide easily. We decided to stick with one opening and two stationary panels for our largest space. To upgrade to a door that stacked was 3x the cost.
In this pic, the center frame looks weird because the screen door isn't perfectly closed. But all the frames are the same thickness.
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