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W i n d o w F a s h i o n s
A Closer Look

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BI-FOLD TRACK SYSTEMS BI-PASS TRACK SYSTEMS
STANDARD PANEL SYSTEMS
Standard panel systems can consist of multiple shutter
panels in a variety of hinged configurations. In addition to
being hinged from the frames, panels may be hinged from T-posts,
which serve as intermediate vertical supports. Two panels
may also be hinged together in a bi-fold design.
The possible types of standard panel systems are illustrated
in the Product Configurations page.
In a bi-fold track system, the shutter panels are connected
to top and bottom tracks which both support the hinged
panels and guide their folding movement. Up to eight panels
may be hinged together in a bi-fold track system.
A special frame is used with bi-fold track systems, although
the tracks may also be attached directly inside the door or
window opening. In sliding door openings, the frames are
usually three-sided, with the optional bottom track attached
to the floor.
Possible panel arrangements in a bi-fold track system are
illustrated beginning on product configurations page.
Shutter panels in a bi-pass track system are not hinged.
Instead, they slide on top tracks to open and close. Two
tracks are required so that the panels, or connected pairs
of panels, can slide past each other.
The tracks can be attached to a special bi-pass frame or
directly to the door or window opening. In door openings,
the frames are usually three-sided, with floor guides
attached to the floor.
Panel arrangements for bi-pass track system are illustrated
beginning on product configurations page.
