Sliding Shutters
Our sliding shutters seamlessly blend style and functionality, enhancing both the interior and exterior of a building. These shutters not only provide a modern, sleek appearance but also optimize efficiency. As a complete solution for the building, sliding shutters offer a perfect balance of design and performance.
Configurations
Our sliding shutters are available in both manual and motorized versions, providing flexibility for any installation where manual adjustment is impractical. Various configurations are available to meet your specific needs, as shown in the examples below.
Fin Choices
Below are the available fins, each providing the sliding shutters with its unique and distinctive appearance. The maximum fin span depends on the wind load.
Single shutter
Single track
Motorized/Manual
Two blinds
Single track
Motorized/Manual
Multiple blinds
Motorized/Manual
Standard Frame Options
Our sliding shutter systems offer two distinct frame choices to suit different design and functionality needs. The “Slimline” has a slim, minimalist, and modern appearance. In contrast, the “Heavy Duty” system is equipped with robust, rectangular profiles, designed to support larger widths and heights.
Material: Aluminum
Blade 70×15
Material: Aluminum
Material: Aluminum
Blade 68×16
Material: Aluminum
Blade 68×16
Material: Western Red Cedar
Blade S 70×48
Material: Aluminum
Choice of Standard Guiding Profiles
Our shutters glide smoothly between a standard top rail and two different bottom rail options. They are always suspended from the top rail using high-quality runners, allowing for thermal expansion at the bottom rail location, regardless of the type chosen. The floor-mounted bottom rail is available as a standard T-profile or, as an optional upgrade, a double box profile for added durability and flexibility.
Vertical profile 60×20
Frame profile
Material: Aluminum
Vertical profile 60×40
Frame profile
Material: Aluminum
Horizontal profile 60×40
Horizontal frame profile
Material: Aluminum
Selection of standard guiding profiles
Our blinds slide between a standard top rail and two types of bottom rails. They are always suspended from the top rail using high-quality runners and can thermally expand at the bottom rail location, regardless of type. The bottom of the floor rail is available as standard as a T-profile or optionally as a double box profile.
Upper rail profiles
Top rail 40×48
Maximum weight
Sliding shutter 120KG
Material: Aluminum
Bottom rail profiles
Bottom rail T 40×50
Material: Aluminum
Bottom rail profiles
Bottom rail box 20×50
Material: Aluminum
There are many different options for blinds. You can vary the filling, the frames, and even the bottom rails. When choosing the frames, you must take into account the wind loads that occur, as can be seen in the graphs below.
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