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Sliding shutters consist of panels that can be manually moved to the left or right, thus revealing or covering windows. When opened, the blinds are moved away from the glass surfaces, providing an unobstructed view through the windows.
The shutters can be moved to any position, allowing control over the amount of sunlight that enters the room and creating as much privacy as desired at any given time.
TYPE SPH
Panels are hung on the upper guide and guided on lateral rollers on the lower guide.
Cross section drawing over sliding panels, up to three guides available.
1 panel
3 panels
2 panels
TYPE SPH LQ44
Class 6 wind resistance according to EN 13659
TYPE SPH Q40
TYPE SPH L50
Class 6 wind resistance according to EN 13659
* Alu sheet and Alu perforated sheet can be used on span up to 900 mm, in case of use of bigger thickness of 2 mm and 3 mm respectively
** Specific resistance studies or system adaptations are required for balcony side shutters, loggia closures, free bay closures or when distance from shutter to fixed window/facade is greate
*** For specific H/W dimensions look at the price table. Possible dimensions for use are non blank.
TYPE SPR – XL
Panels have rollers to roll on the lower guide and guided on lateral rollers on the upper guide.
This system suits larger dimensions and heavy panels, as carriages are installed under the panel. The carriages roll on an oval bottom guide, while the upper guide provides horizontal stability and guidance for the panel. Cross section drawing over sliding panels, up to three guides available.
1 panel
3 panels
2 panels
TYPE SPR Q4O
TYPE SPS
Panels are hung on the uper guide and guided sliding on the the lower guide.
Cross section drawing over sliding panels, up to three guides available.
1 panel
3 panels
2 panels
TYPE SPH H50
TYPE SPC
Special overlaping variant of sliding shutters. Both variants hung/on rollers are possible.
Suitable for facade systems, with shutters overlapping technology. Both options are posible. Hung on the upper guide or sliding on rollers on the lower guide possible.
