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Fitter pulling down a red vertical screen on a balcony

Balcony run with vertical screens

Vertical screens along a whole run of balconies. Guided for wind stability, so they stay down on a blustery afternoon too.

Straight down, not out

A vertical screen drops straight down in front of the glass instead of cantilevering out over the railing. On a balcony that is the difference between shading that costs you space and shading that needs none — and along a whole run, every screen ends at the same height.

Two fitters attaching a red valance to an awning — Two on the valance, while the fabric still hangs open.

What the wind decides

A freely hanging curtain starts to swing as soon as there is a draught. Lateral guidance — by cables, rails or a sewn-in zip — keeps the fabric flat even then. Which guidance a site needs is decided by the wind load, not by taste.

Wall bracket of an awning, before the cassette goes on — First the hold in the wall, then the drive: bracket and gearing, before the cassette closes.

Exposed gearing inside the extending arm of an awning — First the hold in the wall, then the drive: bracket and gearing, before the cassette closes.

Cassette awning above a window in a timber façade — The same job, a different build — as a cassette over a single window.

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