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    pocket doors

    is there a way that I can create a pocket door that retracts in one direction. I am working on a Mediterranean style house and I am attempting to make a triple pocket door to bring the outside-in...if not can chief X1 do this? attached is a picture of what i am looking for.
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    Hi Nate
    Try a 3 panel slider.That might look closer..
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    Are you using a NANA wall system? Or similar....

    For plan purposes - I might used 3 fixed panel windows...each sash slightly offest from the last.

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    I just priced a Nana system for a job. They run about $1000.00 a linear foot.

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    Louis
    Was that installed?
    I saw a site the other day with multi sliding doors,should have saved it..
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    nope...that's not installed...that just the unit. I have one right now going in a project over a kitchen counter, it's 42" high and 122" wide - a little over $3600 for the unit delivered...then we have to install it....

    JeldWen makes a door system like that now too - but it's not as good as the NanaWall.

    I just drew it as a bi-fold door with glass panels....

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    I think JeldWen is the best ..Think they will give us a symbol?
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    A symbol for the folding door system would be nice...

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    I've never used JeldWen - just worked with people who have used both NANA wall and JeldWen and have told me that the NANA wall is far superior.

    Architectural Design & Construction, Inc.
    C & C Partners, Inc.
    Nichols & Comito
    PSG Construction, Inc.
    Hann Builders Ltd.LLP
    George Lewis, Inc.

    If you must know - I'm associated with these builders through the Builder 20 program which was started by my current 'boss'

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    They have already supplied us with libraries from way back..
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    Oh...yeah, JeldWen has a library - but their folding door system is new this year and it's not in the library. I would be curious how they interpret it to make it a 2D plan symbol...

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    If we could get cad details to work like this(hope the link works)
    http://nanawall.com/Basics/WizardCAD/WizardCAD1.asp
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    I know..those are some pretty helpful details. I've used those with our clients - I just want to be able to put them into my drawings.

    They do have downloadable 2D CAD stuff

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    I was talking about the ones that move..
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    that door looks more like a Fleetwood Norwood 3000 series
    http://www.fleetwoodusa.com. No Idea how to draw it in chief-
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