Recreation / Entertainment
Create Lasting Impressions Recreation and Entertainment
NanaWall moveable interior glass doors enhance the experience of guests in recreational venues with transformative spaces that facilitate space management, privacy, and enjoyable ambiances.
By removing the barrier between the facility and the outdoors, NanaWall systems facilitate attractive free-flowing event spaces.
Facilitate hosting multiple groups at once while providing guests with a memorable recreational experience.
Quickly modify dining areas, bars, meeting rooms, training rooms, and athletic facilities to meet specific event requirements and varying use rates while transmitting natural light, fresh air, and weather protection when needed.
A Long-Lasting Interior Solution
Quickly modify dining areas, bars, meeting rooms, training rooms, and athletic facilities to meet specific event requirements and varying use rates while transmitting natural light and creating privacy when needed.
Control Sound
With sound control ratings up to STC 45, NanaWall opening glass walls offer the privacy and comfort that will ensure the return of guests for their future recreational needs.
Connect the Outdoors
Whether incorporating sunlight and fresh air, or moonlight and stars, opening commercial glass walls provides a seamless, enjoyable experience for attendees.
Enhance the experience for club members and guests by bringing the spectacular view
Meet the needs of the multigenerational community
NanaWall systems facilitate attractive free-flowing event spaces.
Upgrade the guest experience by creating a dynamic experience.
Each panel of the glass wall system is connected together along a single track and folds unto itself to create wide, unobstructed openings.
See Folding Glass Walls
The glass wall system is made of individual panels, each running along a single track and providing effortless design flexibility.
See Sliding Glass Walls
Ultra-thin frames combined with NanaWall’s largest panel offering create maximum lines of sight and light-filled spaces.
See Minimal Sliding Glass
