Stacking Bifold Doors: Panoramic Doors or CDW?
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anyone with washer-dryer stack in narrow hallway? what doors?
Comments (3)I once had a laundry closet in a room that was also used as a study. There was no room for doors of any kind. So I had a custom pleated shade made in colors to match the room. It could be pulled up completely out of the way when needed. It could be lowered most of the way to provide both screening and airflow. The shade was in a subtle stripe pattern that matched the surrounding trim and wall colors. It was somewhat translucent, so I could leave the closet light on behind it for a kind of cool effect. Such shades come in all kinds of weights and textures -- I suppose you could even have a roman style shade that fit over the outer frame of the door. I know mine got lots of complements....See MoreOpinions on bifold doors
Comments (14)EDITED TO ADD SMALLER PICTURES. I took some pictures, I hope it helps. Unless you open them very fast, they stop wherever you want them to stop. There's a soffit over the cabs (apartment so couldn't get rid of it) so they don't reach the ceiling. But where soffit makes a corner DH put some silicone thingy (don't no what they're called--look like large tear drops) so door doesn't hit the soffit.. Those white/yellow dots in the picture. I'm OK with that one cab, but if all your uppers would be close to the ceiling then it is something to consider. You don't have to open them all the way to reach the highest shelf. I didn't know about the closing buttons, remotes. I.must save money for those, people get shorter as they grow older you know )) I like the double bowls. One of my must haves was an under counter double bowl sink, with one bowl big enough for my biggest pan. Where I live kitchens are much smaller I think, so couldn't find a double bowl one the size I wanted, so preferred the 2 separate bowl option (I fell in love with stages but was too expensive and too big for my kitchen) After using them for 2 years, I think two separate bowls are better than a double bowled sink, because I buy most of my veggies from a farm and they need a lot of washing, soaking. I didn't know about prep sinks when we did the reno, but the 2 separate bowls sort of serve that purpose. This post was edited by sena01 on Fri, Jan 31, 14 at 8:47...See More14' bi-fold patio door -- 4 or 5 panels best?
Comments (8)We originally had a slider spec'd, but we would prefer to have a door that opens all the way. My main concern was cosmetically that the panels would be too narrow. Was hoping to get an idea from those who have installed or own a similar door if 33-34" per panel is too narrow, especially at the taller 9' height. It's so hard to find pictures and examples of anything other than 12x8 or 16x8 it seems....See MoreExterior sliding pocket door vs Panoramic door
Comments (15)I wish I could tell you we are finished building our house but we haven't even started. We still plan on going with the Nano Doors. Our builder has not heard of or worked with La Cantina and we can't get a response from them either so we crossed them off our list. Nano doors are expensive but they completetly make a statement or give you this amazing open feeling. With the amount of money we are spending on building a new house, the price of a Nano wall/door is practically nothing and totally worth the money, to us.. So we decided to have that be the one thing we were not going to compromise on. I'll keeo you updated if you're interested. We are finally through permitting and will break ground in a few weeks....See Morealexandra
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