A feature of Glas-Stax is the design flexibility of track layout. There are many choices designed to suit different wall types and applications. Some typical layouts are shown below; many others are available to suit. The team at Lotus will be happy to assist you to arrive at the most effective design which best suits your application.
Please note that the choice of stacking layout, including the use of floor sills, will have an impact on weather-resisting performance and should be discussed with your Lotus representative.
Endfold
- Single trolley suspension with folding panels hinged in 'floating pairs'
- Single track keeps overhead support simple
- Panels can stack 'inside' or 'outside'
- Panels stack perpendicular to the main track
- Floor guide is required
- Supports higher level AS2047 wind and weather certification
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Centre Stack
- Single trolley suspension with folding panels hinged in 'floating pairs'
- Single track keeps overhead support simple
- Panels stack 50% 'inside' and 50% 'outside'
- Panels stack perpendicular to the main track
- Floor guide strongly recommended
- Supports higher level AS2047 wind and weather certification
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Side Stack
- Dual trolley suspension with individual sliding panels
- High weight and windload capability
- Panels can stack 'inside' or 'outside'
- Panels stack perpendicular to the main track
- No floor guide is required
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Remote Stack
- Dual trolley suspension with individual sliding panels
- High weight and windload capability
- Panels can stack 'inside' or 'outside'
- Panels stack 'remote' off the main track for best use of space
- No floor guide is required
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Parallel Stack
- Dual trolley suspension with individual sliding panels
- High weight and windload capability
- Panels can stack 'inside' or 'outside'
- Panels stack parallel to the main track
- No floor guide is required
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