Testing

Model	Test
WD66	AAMA HGD LC35
SL35	AAMA HGD-R20
SL60	AAMA HGD-R40
SL70	AAMA HGD-C55
SL72	PA 201, PA 202, PA 203

WD66

For inswing and outswing models with raised sill, there was no water leakage at 12 psf. Tested to AAMA HGD LC35 with special end caps for 3' x 7'10" panels.

SL25

When shut, the weather-resistant panels of the SL25 protect against wind, rain and snow. Partially or fully opened, they allow NanaWall users to enjoy sunshine, breezes and the natural environment.

SL35

The inward-opening unit with raised sill is tested to AAMA HGD-R20.

SL60

The inward-opening unit with raised sill tested to AAMA HGD-R40 with no water entry, even at 18 psf (structural rating not applicable for panels larger than test size). Other independent tests confirm high resistance to water penetration and air infiltration not only when new, but even after 10,000 operation cycles.

SL70

Suitable for high-rise structures and buildings in hurricane areas. Inward-opening unit with raised sill and with optional reinforced locking rod tested to AAMA HGD-C55 - no water entry even at 12 psf. This 3 panel 9'6" wide by 8'4" high unit tested to positive design pressure of 55 psf and negative design pressure of 90 psf. See Design Windload Charts for other sized panels. The outward opening unit with the same size tested to AAMA HGD-R35 with positive.

SL72

In accordance with Miami Dade County Test Protocols PA 201 (large missile impact), PA 202 (structural pressure, air, water, forced entry), and PA 203 (cyclic pressure), NanaWall Systems has successfully tested and passed the SL72 in both inswing and outswing applications with both the raised sill and saddle sill for 52 stacking configurations. Approval is with both monolithic single hurricane glass and with insulated hurricane glass.

Please go to the Miami-Dade website to view the information.

The SL72 System has also received statewide approval in Florida for hurricane resistance. NanaWall's Florida Certificate of Product Approval # FL2947 can be viewed at http://www.floridabuilding.org.

• See Florida Approved Feature

Projects In Snow Country

• Enhance Views Without Compromising Comfort
• Enjoy Natural Lighting
• Expand Space — A recent trend has re-created the patio and back yard into living environments that are fully integrated into the rest of the house.

For Complete Flexibility

On hot days, open as much or as little of the wall as needed. Operable egress doors can be part of the Nanawall.

In Inclement Weather

Enjoy the best of both worlds: a room that blurs the line between indoors and outdoors and the peace of mind that comes from the weather-tight NanaWall.Various independent tests show that NanaWall more than meet fenestration industry standards for weather-tightness and structural integrity.A Miami-Dade County hurricane-approved system is also available.The European styling and the handsome sleek lines of the frames optimize glass areas for maximum views and natural lighting.

Perspective from a professional contractor

• Testimonial: Genn Construction
• Testimonial: John Mirenda, L.L.C.

A weather-tight NanaWall delivers it all...comfort and reduced energy consumption.