ZIP screens
Dark-frame balcony screens
Translucent fabric meets at a balcony corner in dark headboxes and tracks, with the existing safety railing retained below.
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Continuous façade screens
A sequence of blue-grey screens follows a long glazed frontage. Different lowering heights show how individual bays can respond to changing light.
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Structure & setting
Continuous façade screens
Create an opening schedule with a unique reference for every bay. Agree wiring routes, control groups, service access and consistent fabric batches. The photograph does not establish linked control or a building-automation protocol.
Wind-resistant zip screensBefore you specify
- Measure each opening at the top, centre and bottom. Record diagonal differences and the available space for the headbox and side tracks.
- Compare a physical fabric sample in daylight and after dark. Mesh openness, privacy and outward visibility depend on the chosen fabric and lighting.
- Request the tested wind configuration for the exact width, height, tracks and fixings. Agree safe operating limits and motor access.
Bring dimensions, site photographs and your installation location. Request a model-specific drawing, material schedule, operating instructions and a written scope of supply before approving an order.
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Hospitality frontage screens
A row of pale screens shades a long dining frontage. The individual bays show how screening can follow a commercial terrace.
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for the outdoors.
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