Corner External Venetian Blinds
The Corner blind system is an innovative solution designed for large, modern glass façades featuring a “glass corner”. It allows the entire window area to be fully uncovered where two glazed walls meet at a 90-degree angle.
The system is suitable for both fixed and opening windows. These blinds can be installed on building façades with either internal or external corners.
A single synchronised drive allows the slats on both sides of the glass corner to be operated smoothly and simultaneously, while also enabling precise adjustment of their angle.
When the blinds are fully raised, no visible mounting elements remain in the corner. The absence of a central guide rail keeps the space completely open. This is especially useful at exits to a terrace or garden, providing unrestricted access and an unobstructed panoramic view.
Sloped Blinds
Sloped external venetian blinds with C80 FLEXI slats are an ideal sun protection solution for residential, office and public buildings with unusually shaped windows.
The combination of a minimalist design and a telescopic bottom rail provides effective control of sunlight even on highly unconventional glazing.
The flat FLEXI slats, without longitudinal profiling, also create an exceptionally compact stack when the blind is fully raised.
The system runs on elegant steel cables, while a specially designed mechanism ensures even tension of the textile tapes during operation. Due to technical requirements, this system is available exclusively with electric operation.
External Venetian Blinds
C80 external venetian blinds are among the most popular sun shading solutions for private homes, offices and modern pergolas or canopies.
The system is available in two functional versions: Slim and DUO.
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Slim Option
The Slim version significantly reduces the size of the stacked slats when raised, allowing the entire system to fit into an exceptionally low-profile and discreet cassette.
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DUO Model
The DUO model allows the upper and lower sections of the blind to be adjusted independently at the same time. This feature is particularly useful in lecture halls, conference rooms and offices where natural daylight is required while glare on screens needs to be reduced.
