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Slowhand · 25th January 2008, 09:24 AM

I had 8 Megasun Slimline standards. 28 lamps but 32 is more the norm. They looked virtually new after seven years.I replaced one after fan timer in that time. I didn't have the works in a drawer but you can get them that way. They will fit on a seven foot wall with room to spare.

That being said, if you are in a competitive environment, if you are selling upscale or a a wow factor then I would go with something else. These don't look bad, they have a nice clean look, but they are rather humble.

Normally you walk in a room. it's how people expect doors to work. Do you have a hallway? How would you like a door suddenly slamming into a passer-by? Yes, I don't think it meets code. 36 inch doors for ADA regs at least in my area.

Euro walls solves this problem by canting the doorways on the diagonal. Not sure if they are 36".

25th January 2008, 09:24 AM	#31 (permalink)
Slowhand Rookie Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Northeast Posts: 17	Re: Megasun I had 8 Megasun Slimline standards. 28 lamps but 32 is more the norm. They looked virtually new after seven years.I replaced one after fan timer in that time. I didn't have the works in a drawer but you can get them that way. They will fit on a seven foot wall with room to spare. That being said, if you are in a competitive environment, if you are selling upscale or a a wow factor then I would go with something else. These don't look bad, they have a nice clean look, but they are rather humble. Normally you walk in a room. it's how people expect doors to work. Do you have a hallway? How would you like a door suddenly slamming into a passer-by? Yes, I don't think it meets code. 36 inch doors for ADA regs at least in my area. Euro walls solves this problem by canting the doorways on the diagonal. Not sure if they are 36".