Zippered zip
The canvas is guided on the sides to achieve a tighter closure and greater resistance to wind.
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Textile side closure
Vertical curtains lower from a guide or hood to cut out low sun, wind, side rain, and views from outside. They complement a pergola, a porch or an open terrace without resorting to a fixed enclosure.
Depending on the space and level of exposure, they can be installed with zip guides, with storage arms, between walls or with a protective box. The canvas is retracted when you want to completely recover the exterior opening.
Vertical systems
The system is chosen based on the support available, exposure to wind, and the degree of protection the space needs.
The canvas is guided on the sides to achieve a tighter closure and greater resistance to wind.
A front drop with short arms provides shade and maintains an opening for ventilation and views.
Indicated to close a front between walls, posts or an existing structure with a discreet solution.
The hood protects the canvas and mechanism when they are stowed, especially in exposed installations.
perimeter protection
The zip system incorporates a zipper welded to the canvas that slides along the side guides. This union keeps the fabric taut and reduces air entry from the sides.
It is an effective alternative for terrace fronts, porches and structures where lateral wind or afternoon sun conditions the use of space.
Settings
We check if the curtain is fixed to walls, to an existing structure or to new poles to define the guide and anchor.
We choose the fabric according to the level of shade, transparency and privacy that each side needs.
We value manual or motorized use and the need to protect the mechanism with a box when the environment requires it.
Let's talk about your terrace
Tell us what area you want to protect and what exposure it has. We will study the supports, the fabric and the system that best fits.
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