Panora

Retractable Glass Wall System

Panora Retractable Glass Walls are redefining modern architectural design. Engineered for expansive openings, these innovative vertically retractable glass walls deliver panoramic, unobstructed views while blending seamlessly with existing structural supports.

No additional ceiling or floor space is required, making installation clean and efficient without compromising your design. For enhanced comfort and energy efficiency, Panora systems offer thermally insulated glass panels along with a thermally broken structural, motor box, and window frame.

Elevate your space with the cutting-edge Panora retractable glass wall systems, where form meets function and boundaries disappear.

Unobstructed View

Space-Saving Vertical Retraction

Integrated Screen Available

Custom-Engineered To Fit Your Space

Connect Your Indoor and Outdoor Space

Wall or Window Options

No Additional Floor or Ceiling Space Required

Thermally Broken Structural, Motor Box, and Window Frame

4 Variations to Suit Your Need

Door systems retract up to create an entry point (with no additional ceiling space required)
Window systems retract down to create a built-in balustrade that lets the fresh air in without creating an egress.
Multiple Levels of Insulation
2, 3, 4 Panels

Cost-effective system, where extreme thermal insulation is not a priority, and cost is!

2 or 3 frames (50%, 66% opening) for Window, Door or Countertop

Sizes 11.5 feet width x 11.5 feet in height, operable frame weigh up to 420 lbs

New or retrofit installation with ease

Non-thermally broken structural and window frames

Frames will accept Single or IG of up to 0.8 inches

Max

GUL

W2

W3

D2

D3

Air Permeability

Class 2 (at ±600 Pa)

Watertightness

Class 5A (at 250 Pa)

Safety Load

± 800 Pa

Capacity

Up to 419 lbs

Maximum Size (w x h)

11.5' x 11.5'

Maximum Glazing

0.8"

Residential & commercial use, excellent weather & thermal performance

2, 3 or 4 frames (50%, 66% or 75% opening) for Window or Door

Sizes 16 feet width x 16.3 feet in height, operable frame weigh up to 1,450 lbs

New or retrofit installation with ease

Thermally broken structural, motor box, and window frames

Frames will accept Single or IG of up to 1.26 inches

Maxi

GUM

W2

W3

W4

D2

D3

D4

Air Permeability

Class 3 (at ±600 Pa)

Watertightness

Class 6A (at 250 Pa)

Safety Load

± 1800 Pa

Capacity

Up to 1450 lbs

Maximum Size (w x h)

16' x 16.3'

Maximum Glazing

1.26"

Curtain wall, residential & commercial use, excellent weather & thermal performance

2 configurations (50% opening) for Window or Door

Sizes 16 feet width x 14.8 feet in height. Operable frame weigh up to 1210 lbs

New or retrofit installation with ease

Thermally broken structural, motor box, and window frames

Frames will accept IG of up to 1.5 inches, 1.3(W/m2K) with 0.8Ug triple glass option

Maxi

GUF

W2

D2

Air Permeability

Class 3 & 2 (at ±600 Pa)

Watertightness

Class 7A (at 300 Pa)

Safety Load

± 1800 Pa

Capacity

Up to 1210 lbs

Maximum Size (w x h)

16' x 14.8'

Maximum Glazing

1.5"

Screw drive system for large span & heavy weight glazing, excellent weather & thermal performance

4 configurations, 3 or 4 frames (66% or 75% opening) for Window or Door

Sizes 16 feet width x 16.3 feet height, operable frame weigh up to 2200 lbs

New or retrofit installation with ease

Thermally broken structural, motor box, and window frames

Frames will accept IG of up to 1.5 inches, 1.3(W/m2K) with 0.8Ug triple glass option

Maxima

GUG

W3

W4

D3

D4

Air Permeability

Class 3 (at ±600 Pa)

Watertightness

Class 7A (at 300 Pa)

Safety Load

± 1800 Pa

Capacity

Up to 2,200 lbs

Maximum Size (w x h)

16' x 16.3'

Maximum Glazing

1.5"

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Retractable Windows and Skylights for Amazing Dining│Hotel Indigo

Retractable Windows and Skylights Challenge: Year‑Round Dining in a Harsh Climate Hotel Indigo Rochester’s Crave Restaurant faced a design dilemma common to destinations like Minnesota: Unpredictable weather: With long, snowy winters and chilly shoulder seasons, outdoor dining risks being unfeasible or uncomfortable for much of the year. Balancing ambiance and practicality: The goal was to create an “outdoor vibe” and

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