Not that I have seen - what we could do is a plantation shutter and then use a Crimsafe build-out to attach the security screen - you need to have it so that the shutter can open and it not protrude in to the screen - the challenge I see is that there will be a fairly large gap between each door to allow them to pass each other You might be better to look at using a commercial door section a slimline fixed louvre and then having your screen at the rear - this would allow a much better fit and also slide - but it would not be an opening type shutter Sorry best ideas I have for now - if you need anything else or me to do a rough sketch so you can approach someone in your area let me know Regards Heather

I have confess I got a little lost in your question, but I can offer my advice. I try to have the least number of blinds as possible, of course the blinds need to fit into the manufacturers size tolerences and some common sense comes into play too. If you need multiple blinds across a very large window and want to avoid multiple chains to operate the blinds, motorization is always an option (hard wired or battery operated). For stacking slider doors, I usually have a smaller blind over the main door opening and a larger blind over the balance (as I find the smaller door opening is used more frequently, and access is better this way). I prefer having the blinds meet over the windows mullions (rather then over the glass) to offer the most privacy possible as the blinds will have a gap between them. I hope this helps you.

the counter may be 570mm deep but the frame will probably be less deep (shallower?) check with your kitchen cabinet maker as the choice of sink will depend on the cabinets underneath..Facing a similar dilemma for a bathroom sink, we found a stainless steel "bar" sink online and opted for a single round drop in sink that suited us and a random search for "slimline sinks" discovered The Sink Warehouse, Atlantic sink at 1380 long and 480 wide that should fit your space but there should be other option and only the cabinet maker would be sure what will suit, best of luck

Seeing as though it appears you have 900mm depth internal depth you could consider setting the more simple/cheaper folding doors in as far as possible (not in line with the passage, but say 200/250mm in from it) just so the washing machine fits. If you then sort out the leaf break-up to be minimal (300-350mm ish) you may be able to then have the doors sitting back against the wall either each side or at one end without projecting out too far in the passage space.....sometimes I set up kitchen mixing centre doors like this to avoid the exact issue...remember if you go the the pocket door options you take width out of the space and when it's relatively tight like yours the extra 100/150mm may be better used for benchspace/storage....options options! Good luck :)