Possibility to open windows with controlled residential ventilation - planning ideas

2020-11-03 19:48:15

I would do that. The folding version instead of a lift-and-slide door and the other simply to open instead of fixed. 1st photo lift-and-slide door I just imagine opening it all completely. Behind it is the dining area. 2nd photo normal floor-to-ceiling.

I feel the same way with the idea, then basically sitting outdoors; unfortunately only 3.07 wide, but there are three of them. Maybe just fold it in front of the dining area and open 1/3 + hold 2/3 fixed on the left and right in the kitchen + living room......hm..... Please have a look at the excerpt of the floor plan above and let me know what you think. There will definitely be no lift track anywhere.

2020-11-03 20:33:33

I also looked at a few pictures from you today; the folding windows open outwards or inwards and all in one direction, so basically like an accordion in one piece, right?

We have the folding mechanism on the outside because I didn’t want anything to be in the way on the inside. When opened, a narrow window package stands there. 3 elements should not be a problem.

And you have equipped one area, so one window block with it and took the other windows from elsewhere?

We have installed folding windows in both halves of our house, so we can really open up the room. In the right part of the building, that was a bit too expensive for the children’s apartments.

This is open

This is closed:

2020-11-03 21:19:57

I would use folding doors like Hampshire at the dining area

2020-11-03 21:25:18

We have the folding mechanism to the outside because I didn't want anything to get in the way inside. When opened, there is a narrow window package. 3 elements should be no problem. We have equipped both windows in our half of the house with folding windows and can really open up the room with them. In the right part of the building, that was a bit too expensive for the children's apartments. This is how it looks open This is how it looks closed:

Thanks for the info and the effort. We are currently working on the topic :) Of course, it also depends on the additional cost compared to "normal" aluminum windows. Maybe just the middle section, as suggests.....hm..... Outward opening sounds interesting because of the space inside, but we will not have any roof overhang except a glass roof in front of the kitchen area.

2020-11-03 22:48:05

Naturally, it also depends on the additional cost compared to "normal" aluminum windows.

Factor 4-6. Depending on which "normal" aluminum ones you choose.

2020-11-03 23:03:01

I would do that. The folding version instead of the lift-and-slide door and the other one simply to open instead of fixed. 1st photo lift-and-slide door I just imagine it dreamily to open it fully. Behind it is the dining area. 2nd photo normally floor-to-ceiling.

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Possibility to open windows with controlled residential ventilation - planning ideas

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