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CORTE MADERA, Calif., Feb. 27, 2024 ~ At the 2024 International Builders Show in Las Vegas, NanaWall is set to unveil their latest innovation - UniverSILL. This flexible and user-installable sill insert is designed to enhance the weather performance of NanaWall Folding Glass Walls with ease and no technical knowledge required.
As the pioneer of the opening glass wall category, NanaWall has created UniverSILL as a solution for homeowners looking to temporarily change the weather characteristics of their folding glass walls. With this new product, homeowners can easily transform their barefoot-friendly, seamless indoor-outdoor transition into an operable wall that can withstand extreme weather conditions.
One of the key features of UniverSILL is its homeowner installation capability. The insert can be easily snapped into place and removed when no longer needed, making it a convenient option for those looking to adapt their NanaWall system to changing weather conditions.
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In addition, UniverSILL offers convertible capability without affecting the operable walls' barefoot-friendly indoor-outdoor transition. This means that homeowners can enjoy both a seamless indoor-outdoor experience and increased weather resistance when needed.
UniverSILL is compatible with all NanaWall Generation 4 Folding Glass Walls as well as many previous generation models, making it widely available for use in various installations.
To learn more about UniverSILL and its compatibility with NanaWall systems, interested individuals can visit NanaWall's booth #C6325 at IBS 2024 in Las Vegas during the Expo. With this new product, NanaWall continues to provide innovative solutions for homeowners seeking flexibility and convenience in their living spaces.
As the pioneer of the opening glass wall category, NanaWall has created UniverSILL as a solution for homeowners looking to temporarily change the weather characteristics of their folding glass walls. With this new product, homeowners can easily transform their barefoot-friendly, seamless indoor-outdoor transition into an operable wall that can withstand extreme weather conditions.
One of the key features of UniverSILL is its homeowner installation capability. The insert can be easily snapped into place and removed when no longer needed, making it a convenient option for those looking to adapt their NanaWall system to changing weather conditions.
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In addition, UniverSILL offers convertible capability without affecting the operable walls' barefoot-friendly indoor-outdoor transition. This means that homeowners can enjoy both a seamless indoor-outdoor experience and increased weather resistance when needed.
UniverSILL is compatible with all NanaWall Generation 4 Folding Glass Walls as well as many previous generation models, making it widely available for use in various installations.
To learn more about UniverSILL and its compatibility with NanaWall systems, interested individuals can visit NanaWall's booth #C6325 at IBS 2024 in Las Vegas during the Expo. With this new product, NanaWall continues to provide innovative solutions for homeowners seeking flexibility and convenience in their living spaces.
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