Indoor fabric roller blind V-63 can be manufactured in two variants: with free hanging fabric or with side fabric guiding in a cable. It is the only fabric roller blind that can be operated by a handle. It is also perfect for shading large windows or office spaces. Choose from a wide range of materials including blackout fabrics and flame retardant fabrics.
It can be used to shade windows in houses and apartments, large glazed areas in offices or restaurants.
The ideal combination is with external roller blinds, which add the possibility of complete shading.
The V-63 roller shutter can be anchored to walls and ceilings. The fabric is not protected by a cassette.
The maximum size of the V-63 roller blind is 4 x 5 m and can cover an area of up to 20 m².
Fabric roller blinds effectively protect you from the sun's rays.
A wide choice of fabrics helps you match the blinds to the style of your interior or building.
The roller blind offers two positions for different shading intensities. You can alternate them as required.
Control the shading from anywhere via the mobile app.
Convenient remote control of electrically controlled shading.
Simple solution with wall switch.
Using the handle.
We design and deliver shading technology to suit your exact needs - from the initial design to the final implementation.
We provide professional installation of all types of shading systems to ensure that everything works perfectly and lasts for many years.
We guarantee the quality of our products and services with a four-year warranty on all installed products.
We provide reliable post-warranty service and maintenance to keep your shading technology as good as new.
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