Floor to ceiling windows
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We are currently planning our extension to our house in Melbourne, we are still at the prelim stages and i am hoping to get a guide on the cost for floor to ceiling windows and stacker doors.
As i understand, these would all be custom made to fit our ceiling height of 3 meters. What we are after are floor to ceiling windows for the entire back wall which will be roughly 6M x 3M. We would also like 2 floor to ceiling triple stacker doors to open onto the deck. These will be roughly 5M x 3M and 3.5M x 3M respectively.
I haven't been able to find any guides on the internet so am hoping someone can anyone provide a rough guide on how much these would cost? I understand these will not be cheap so would like to plan for it as much as possible.
Thanks!
Edit: Wall at the back is actually 6M x 3M.
You will need to contact a commercial window fabricator for this as standard residential sections will not be strong enough to cater for such large openings. Any commercial fabricator should be able to give you a quote based on the information you have provided. I recommend the AWS Commercial system - if you visit the website http://www.awscommercial.com.au you can find a directory of fabricators that can help you out.
Kylie
Thought I would offer some food for thought about your proposal....
Think carefully about the effect of full length windows. I would NEVER have such windows personally, as I don't think they are a good idea, although I can see the stacker doors to an outdoor area may be a practical requirement.
I'm thinking of the potential damaging affect of sunlight on carpets or other floor-coverings and furniture. I see a lot of carpets that get ruined even after a few years. They fade, the latex deteriorates and the backing becomes brittle. Ultimately, the UV damage can be quite costly.
I'm sure there are various pros and cons of the full length windows. I just suggest you research these things and consider carefully before proceeding.
Ash.
This time around I'll be having large windows/doors but not planning 'absolute' floor to ceiling.
Hope this helps?
Bronwyn
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