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Blinds -
Roller Shuters
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 By installing the built-in version of roller shutters, a smooth look of the facade is achieved. The roller shutter consists of a plate, a box and guide rails. The plate is a set of slats which can be made of aluminium
(filled with PUR foam) delivered in 15 colours, or of plastic delivered in 7 colours. The box is made of aluminium plate in 5 different sizes, according to the height of the roller shutter. The box has a wood-cement board and an aluminium slat that make covering with mortar possible. Nowadays, the usual accessories for roller shutters are motors with the possibility of a group control and central control.
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Type
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max. width
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max. height
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plate weight
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max. area
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aluminum slats
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250 cm
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315 cm
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2.6 kg/m2
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5 m2 |
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plastic slats
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180 cm
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320 cm
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3 kg/m2
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2.4 m2 |
Gallery Roller Shutters With a Built-in Box
Color range
Colour collection for the chosen type of the slat: AL-37
Colour collection for the chosen type of the slat: PVC
Drawings
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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. 
