Topfix Max, By Renson
Description:
RENSON® Sun protection-Screens introduces the Topfix® Max: the first horizontal sun protection using the Fixscreen® technology that can cover extremely large surfaces. Its combination with the integrated tension system results in an exceptional fabric tension. Flapping and ruptured fabrics are a thing of the past.
This horizontal sunprotection prevents overheating in large light panels, skylights and conservatories. Complete blackout is possible By means of blackout fabrics whether used inside or outside – even up to 30 m².
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