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Blinds -
External Blinds
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 External blinds enable fluent regulation of natural lighting and catch direct sun rays. The 58 x 56 mm head rail is made of rolled steel and it is zinc-coated. The head rail can be covered with a cover plate.
The 90 mm wide slats are made of aluminium and they are standardly delivered in 10 colour shades or in RAL colours. The winding mechanisms, fabric ladders and textile tapes are made of good-quality materials that resist the weather influences and UV radiation. These external blinds can are delivered with guide rails. The 20 x 20 mm aluminium guide rails are standardly delivered in the silver elox colour but at request they can be delivered in RAL colours. The operation is done by a crank or a motor.
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max. width
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max. height
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max. area
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Z - 90 with a crank
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50 cm
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400 cm
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400 cm
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9 m2
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Z - 90 with a motor
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60 cm
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400 cm
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400 cm
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16 m2
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Z - 90 connected blinds
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36 m2
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Gallery External Blinds Z - 90
Color range
Colour collection External Blinds Z - 90
Drawings
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DXF |
| Construction section |
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| Construction section plan |
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| View at the construction |
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| Upper prop holders |
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| Upper prop section plan - zero position of the gear-box |
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| Gear-box shift section plan |
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| Controlling lath consoles |
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| CatsCradles |
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The early history of the venetian blind is conjectural. The early Venetians, who were great traders, are thought to have brought the idea of the blind from Persia to Venice. The Venetian slaves, once freed, are then thought to have brought the blind to France for personal comfort and as a means of livelihood. The French name for Venetian blinds is "Les Persienes." In 1761 St. Peter’s Church in Philadelphia was fitted with venetian blinds. 
