I’ve commented a few times already. They were a huge disappointment. The latches break so easy and I KNOW how to be careful. The product they tell you to use on them makes them smeary does not work. I clean with distilled water and a dab of Dawn (what else?😀) and rinse with distilled water. I have 12, 4-paneled windows, so it is a huge job to do it right. The only upside is They are a step above purely screened-in windows, and cheaper to buy I suppose.

BTW - for your 10 x 16 deck, to enlose it obviously you need a building permit etc. In our case, I had to file for a variance as our cottage is closer to the waterline than current bylaws allow. To replace the deck with a sunroom I needed to get a variance for the front setback. It was easy enough - I did my own drawings and submission, then had to go to a meeting to answer any questions and receive the outcome which was favourable and allowed for our building permits to be issued. The person ahead of me had already built a bunch of decks/pathways which contravened the bylaws and was told they had to remove them, so always make sure you have your plans in order before you start building. Another tip - in my case the cost of the permit and subsequent increase in assessed value of my property was based on the cost of the addition. I contracted someone to design/build the addition only to the rough framing/roof/house wrap. That became the cost of the addition which drove the permit cost and the increased assessed value which of course increases my property taxes. Because I only contracted for the rough framing etc, it was much less than the final cost which included siding and all my interior work. So - if you can, get your contractor to quote and submit for permits based on the rough construction not including the fancy final finishes. It might help you in the long run.

Did you wind up getting them? My contractor suggested them. Thanks

I possibly don't fully understand your new build, but I don't see any reason to have a railing where the EZE Breeze wall of windows is positioned. Here are examples of the rooms with decks or patios attached. Here are some pics of the room with the railings on the outside, but it might be due to the type of windows selected. CHECK with EZE Breeze. That's what they are there for.