Description:
RENSON® is a trendsetter in sun protection and closely follows new architectural trends. “Invisible architecture” is one such trend and nicely complements the desire for minimalism. Renson’s Slidefix also anticipates on the shift to “Invisible architecture”. This new development with a horizontally opening screen is the ideal, wind-proof solution for large openings, sliding windows and corner solutions.
• The sun protection slides open horizontally and follows the sideways motion of the sliding window. This logical movement results in a much greater ease of use.
• The horizontal movement also enhances the flexibility in terms of the room’s use and need for sun protection.
• Its durable design guarantees easy maintenance, perfect water drainage and an invisible integration into the building envelope.
• It can be perfectly combined with other RENSON® screens.
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