NanaWall HSW75: All Glass Single Track Sliding System
The HSW75 all-glass single track sliding system provides clean-lined, transparent solutions for retail storefronts, shopping centers, banks, offices, and various other applications. Its all-glass aesthetic complements all design styles, creating a barrier-free environment that enhances customer engagement. In office settings, the HSW75 facilitates flexible space management and allows natural daylight to permeate interior spaces.
Engineered with a German-designed roller system, the HSW75 ensures quiet, smooth, and effortless single-hand operation through an "intelligent" guiding system. The single track design allows for customizable stacking options and minimal parking bays. A patented 2-in-1 release system enables quick conversion between a sliding panel and a swing door, or vice versa.
Exterior Capabilities
The HSW75 is suitable for exterior applications, accommodating varying glass thicknesses to meet design wind load requirements. Tempered glass is available in thicknesses up to 1 inch. An HSW75 unit with additional locking and 1/2" (12 mm) tempered glass, with a unit height of 8' 8", was independently tested per ASTM E330 and achieved design pressures of +/- 30 psf.
Single Track Sliding for Limitless Layout Flexibility
The HSW75 offers complete design flexibility, enabling the creation of unlimited spans of top-hung panels. These panels can navigate multiple angle changes, from 90° to 180°, with single-handed operation.
Customizable Stacking Options for Space Management
To optimize space management or address unique design challenges, stacking options and minimal parking bays can be customized to meet specific needs.
3 15/16" Continuous Rail for Outstanding Aesthetics
The HSW75 system includes a standard 3 15/16" (100 mm) continuous top and bottom horizontal rail, even on single-action sliding panels, ensuring a clean aesthetic and maximizing glass visibility. Customized rail options are available in 3/16" (5 mm) increments, ranging from 5 1/4" (133 mm) to 7 13/16" (198 mm). For ADA compliance, two bottom rail options are offered: a 10" (254 mm) bottom rail or a 4 5/8" (117 mm) chamfered bottom rail.
Intelligent Rollers for Single Hand Operation
The "intelligent" rollers and guide technology ensure easy, trouble-free single-hand operation. The rollers utilize hardened steel ball bearings, glass-fiber reinforced polyamide wheels with a memory effect, and polyamide bumpers for quiet and smooth performance.
Taller Heights and Wider Widths
Standard HSW75 sliding panels can accommodate widths up to 4' 1" (1250 mm) and heights up to 10' 6" (3200 mm). For all single/double action sliding panels, widths can be up to 3' 3" (1000 mm) and heights up to 10' 6" (3200 mm). For single/double action end panels (non-sliding), widths can be up to 3' 7" (1100 mm) and heights up to 10' 6" (3200 mm). For larger dimensions, please contact NanaWall Systems.
Added Security in an All Glass System
For enhanced security, the HSW75 can be configured with laminated glass. An optional locking feature on the top rail is available for single/double action end panels, along with a quick-release floor bolt featuring a spring-loaded security mechanism.
Increased Acoustical Buffering
The HSW75 provides a significant acoustical barrier while maintaining transparency. For systems requiring a higher level of acoustic performance, the NanaWall PrivaSee system is recommended.
Single/Double Action End Panels (Non-sliding)
End panels can be configured as single or double action panels with pivot points or offset hinges, allowing for 180° opening. These panels have passed 500,000 cycle testing per AAMA 920.
Single/Double Action Panels That Can Slide Away
The single track sliding all-glass wall system offers the option for selective panels to convert from sliding to pivoting. This allows for convenient swinging entrance/egress doors at any point within the opening to suit traffic flow requirements. Pivot panels are available as single or double action sliding panels. A pair of single or double action swing panels can be added to function similarly to French doors. Single action sliding panels have passed 500,000 cycle testing per AAMA 920.
Patented Release System Converting Single/Double Action Sliding Panels to Pivot and Vice Versa
The HSW75 features a patented release system that integrates the fixing and locking mechanisms for single/double action sliding doors. This system streamlines the conversion of a sliding panel to a pivot panel (or vice versa) into a two-step process instead of three.
Self-Activated Automatic Panel to Panel Interlock
For straight units, the automatic floor bolt is activated by simply moving panels adjacent to each other. The first panel's position triggers the wheel and ramp assembly, automatically releasing the floor bolt and securing the panel without manual intervention. No kneeling is required.
Concealed Panel to Panel Interlock
An optional concealed panel-to-panel interlock is available, activated by foot, for straight units and units with angle changes up to 12°. This interlock provides enhanced security by ensuring panels are firmly locked before engaging. For units with angle changes exceeding 12°, quick-release floor bolts with a spring-loaded security feature are available. This feature prevents unauthorized access from the exterior by deterring attempts to pry the floor bolt mechanism.
Other Locking Options
All single/double action sliding and end panels are equipped with a quick-release floor bolt with a spring-loaded security feature at the lower rail's pivot point. These can also be fitted with a mortise cylinder lock on the swing side. For added security, a crank-handle operated surface-mounted bolt can be installed on the top rail. The Tubo100 system offers a brushed stainless steel finish handle with an integrated locking mechanism and profile cylinder at hand height, eliminating the need to kneel for bottom rail locking. Where concealed interlocking is not feasible, the quick-release floor bolt with spring-loaded security feature or a mortise cylinder with SFIC adapter can be utilized.
Adjustable Eccentric Floor Sockets for Changes in Site Conditions
The HSW75 includes standard eccentric floor sockets for receiving floor bolts, offering built-in adjustability to accommodate tolerances and building settlements. A spring-loaded, dust-proof socket option is also available.
Door Closers
Appropriate overhead door closers are provided for single/double action sliding panels. Optional bottom door closers are available for single/double action end panels.
Push/Pull Handles
The HSW75 offers custom-designed brushed stainless steel door pull options with integrated bumpers to prevent metal-to-glass contact. Alternative finishes such as matte or polished brass are also available. NanaWall Systems can also prepare glass to accept door pulls provided by others to match specific project designs.
True Radius Track for Curved Units
For designs requiring curves, a true radius track is available for the HSW75. This track is constructed from a single piece of engineered metal, facilitating gentle angle changes and simplifying installation.
Reduction of Glass to Glass Contact
To minimize metal-to-metal or glass-to-glass contact, standard sliding panels are equipped with recessed polyamide bumpers on the end caps at the top and bottom of one side of the panel. Additional protection options are available by contacting NanaWall Systems.
Matching End Caps
Smooth end caps in coordinating colors are used for aesthetic appeal. The design of the end caps eliminates sharp edges on the horizontal rails. End caps include bumpers on one end of the panel. For corner panels, end caps can be mitered to match.
Finishes
Standard door rail finishes include clear anodized. Additional options include brushed anodized, dark bronze anodized, black anodized, stainless steel (polished or brushed), polished brass, and satin brass. Custom colors and standard RAL colors are also available. For enhanced corrosion resistance in exterior applications, the post assembly is available in a clear anodized finish. The standard exterior head track finish is clear anodized, with options for brushed anodized or powder coating.
Glazing
Standard glass thickness is 1/2" (12 mm) tempered or laminated. Other available glass options include thicknesses up to 1" (25 mm), which can be laminated or tempered. Glass thickness is determined by customer requirements, panel size, and local code regulations. Standard rail thicknesses of 1 7/16" (36 mm) for 1/2" (12 mm) glass will be adjusted for other glass thicknesses. All vertical glass edges are polished. Glass is clamp-installed to ensure even weight distribution and reduce stress. An optional white interlayer can be added for closed panels to serve as a whiteboard. Additional glazing options include low-iron or decorative glass, acrylic, wood, or stainless steel mesh inserts.
Brush Seals
Upper horizontal continuous door rails are standard with an adjustable sealing brush on the exterior. Brush seals can be added to both sides, and spring-loaded brushes are available for the bottom rail.
Optional Sidelites, Fixed Panels, All Glass Folding or Center Pivot Systems
Coordinating fixed panels and sidelites are available to complete the design. Frameless center pivot folding CSW75 and folding FSW75 systems can also be integrated as mix-and-match solutions.
Performance Results
Structural Load Deflection (ASTM E-330): Tested with 1/2" (12 mm) tempered glass and additional locking (not standard unit). Positive design pressure: 30 psf (1436 Pa). Negative design pressure: 30 psf (1436 Pa). Panel height: 8' 4" (2540 mm). Note: Structural test pressures were 50% higher than design pressures. Contact NanaWall for higher structural design windloads with thicker glass or other panel sizes.
Forced Entry Resistance (AAMA 1304): Pass
Cycle Testing (AAMA 920): Swing panels (single/double action) and single action sliding panels passed 500,000 cycles.
Excerpts of results are from four-panel units tested by Architectural Testing, Inc., Fresno, CA, in November 2016.
Design Windload Chart - HSW75 with Additional Locking
This chart applies to both positive and negative design pressures in accordance with Allowable Stress Design (ASD) Design Pressures. It is derived from glass strength and deflection comparative analysis for a test panel height of 8' 4". Please note that some jurisdictions may limit the use of these charts or may not accept them. Design pressures and/or sizes may be restricted to tested parameters. This chart is applicable only for units with referenced NanaWall supplied locking. If project design pressures are calculated using Ultimate Design Wind Speed (ULT), multiply these pressures by 0.6 to obtain equivalent ASD design pressures.
Maximum Size Chart for NanaWall HSW75 system
This chart details maximum panel sizes and weights for 1/2" (12 mm) thick glass:
- Maximum Unit Height: 10' 6" (3200 mm) for all panel types.
- Maximum Panel Width:
- Single Action Hinged End Panel (Non-sliding): 3' 7" (1100 mm)
- Single Action Sliding Panel: 3' 3" (1000 mm)
- Double Action Sliding Panel: 3' 3" (1000 mm)
- Sliding Panel: 4' 1" (1250 mm)
- Single/Double Action End Panel (Non-sliding): 3' 7" (1100 mm)
Individual panels can have differing widths. Please consult NanaWall for maximum sizes with other glass thicknesses. Maximum sizes for 1/2" (12 mm) glass are per GANA recommendations. Check applicable codes for maximum allowed height based on glass thickness, as codes may impose stricter limits than NanaWall.
Possible Stacking and Configurations
Elevation drawings and plan views illustrate typical stacking concepts. For custom configurations, submit sketches and ideas to NanaWall Systems for evaluation. NanaWall Systems can provide 3D Conceptual Drawings to aid in the design process. The number of panels in a system is unlimited. A "switch" denotes a break in the upper track at the head jamb, allowing panels to move away from the opening into a stacking bay. Swing panels can be either inswing or outswing. Details marked with "R" are mirror images of the referenced drawings.
Concept 1 (A): Perpendicular stacking in the opening with a double-action (swing) panel with a pivot point.
Concept 2 (B): Parallel stacking outside the opening.
Concept 3 (C): Parallel stacking in a pocket with an extended track (unit offset from wall opening).
Concept 4: Parallel stacking outside the opening in front of a single-action hinged panel.
Concept 5: Angled stacking outside the opening, combining various segmented angles with single/double action sliding panels.
Concept 6: Perpendicular stacking outside the opening. Any number of panels can be used as swing panels, including all panels as shown.
Concept 7: Perpendicular stacking outside the opening, allowing for door/window combinations.
Concept 8: In-tandem stacking of panels along an adjacent wall.
Concept 9: Parallel stacking within the opening, featuring a single-action (swing) panel with a bottom door closer.
Concept 10: Perpendicular stacking within the opening of all sliding panels. A continuous curved head track is possible for gentle curves; otherwise, it will be segmented.
Concept 11: Parallel stacking outside the opening with no swing end panels, typical for storefront applications.
Section Details
Details are shown with 1/2" (12 mm) thick glass, with options for 3/8" (10 mm), 5/8" (15 mm), 3/4" (20 mm), and 1" (25 mm) thick glass. Different rail heights are also available.
Detail 1.0: Head Profile (Sliding Panel)
Detail 1.9: Head Profile - Single Action Hinged End Panel (Outswing)
Detail 1.8: Head Profile - Single Action Hinged End Panel (Inswing)
Detail 2.4: Bottom Profile - Sliding Panel with Profile Cylinder
Detail 2.2: Bottom Profile - Sliding Panel with Concealed Locking
Detail 1.9: Head Profile - Single Action Hinged End Panel (Outswing)
Detail 1.8: Head Profile - Single Action Hinged End Panel (Inswing)
Detail 2.4: Bottom Profile - Sliding Panel with Profile Cylinder
Detail 2.11: Bottom Profile - Single Action Hinged End Panel (Outswing)
Detail 2.12: Bottom Profile - Single Action Hinged End Panel (Inswing)
Detail 2.0: Bottom Profile - Sliding Panel with Quick Release Lock
Detail 1.2: Head Profile - Single/Double Action End (Swing) Panel with Pivot Point
Detail 1.4: Head Profile - Single Action (Swing) Sliding Panel (Inswing with Overhead Door Closer)
Detail 1.5: Head Profile - Single Action (Swing) Sliding Panel (Outswing with Overhead Door Closer)
Detail 1.6: Head Profile - Double Action (Swing) Sliding Panel with Overhead Door Closer
Detail 2.8: Bottom Profile - Single/Double Action (Swing) End Panel with Pivot Point (Non-sliding)
Detail 2.5: Bottom Profile - Single/Double Action (Swing) Sliding Panel with Pivot Box (Inswing or Outswing)
Detail 2.10: Bottom Profile - Single/Double Action (Swing) Panel with Bottom Door Closer (Non-sliding)
Detail 3.0: Single/Double Action (Swing) Panel with Pivot Point (Non-sliding)
Detail 3.2: Single/Double Action (Swing) End Panel with Bottom Door Closer (Non-sliding)
Detail 3.3: Single Action Hinged End Panel (Outswing)
Detail 3.4: Single Action End Panel (Inswing)
Detail 4.0: Single/Double Action (Swing) Sliding Panel with Pivot Box
Detail 5.0: End Sliding Panel with Quick Release Lock
Detail 5.2: End Sliding Panel with Profile Cylinder
Detail 5.4: End Sliding Panel with Quick Release Lock
Detail 6.0: Meeting of Single/Double Action (Swing) Panel with Sliding Panel with Quick Release Lock
Detail 5.6: End Sliding Panel with Profile Cylinder
Detail 7.0: Meeting of Sliding Panels, Concealed Interlock
Detail 6.2: Meeting of Single/Double Action (Swing) Sliding Panel with Single/Double Action (Swing) Sliding/Non-sliding Panel, Profile Cylinder/Quick Release Lock
Detail 7.6: Meeting of Sliding Panels with Quick Release Lock/Profile Cylinder
Detail 7.4: Meeting of Sliding Panels, Profile Cylinder
Detail 7.2: Meeting of Sliding Panels with Quick Release Lock
Detail 10.0: Meeting of Single/Double Action (Swing) Sliding/Non-sliding Panel with Sliding Panel Profile Cylinder/Quick Release
Detail 8.0: Meeting of Single/Double Action (Swing) Sliding/Non-sliding Panels, Single/Double Action (Swing) Sliding/Non-sliding Panels and Profile Cylinder
Note: Standard to all sliding panels, recessed polyamide bumpers are added to the end caps at the top and bottom of one side of the panel to reduce metal-to-metal or glass-to-glass contact.
Component Details
Bottom Profile of Single Action Hinged End Panel
Bottom Profile - Quick Release Lock with Spring Loaded Security Feature
Bottom Profile - Single/Double Action End (Swing) Panel with Bottom Door Closer
Bottom Profile with Profile Cylinder
Eccentric Socket
Dust Proof Socket
Bottom Profile - Concealed Panel to Panel Interlock
Bottom Profile - Single/Double Action End (Swing) Panel with Pivot Point
Bottom Profile - Single/Double Action (Swing) Sliding Panel with Pivot Box
Bottom Profile of Two Sliding Panels - Self-Activated Automatic Interlock
Tubo100 Push/Pull Handles with Integrated Profile Cylinder
Standard Push/Pull Handles
Detail A24: Head Track - Suggested Typical Installation
Examples of Profiles with Other Glass Thicknesses
Examples of Other Rail Heights: Possible heights start at 5 1/4" (133 mm) and increase in increments of 3/16" (5 mm) to 7 13/16" (198 mm). Other rail heights are only possible with glass thickness up to 1/2" (12 mm). A 10" kickplate is also available.
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