SYSTEMS / 04

ZIP
SCREEN

STOP THE SUN,
ENJOY THE FRESHNESS

WATER & WINDPROOFPVC-COATED POLYESTER CEILING ZIP OPTIONMOTORISED / MANUAL
Zip curtains on the façade of a white villa FACADE ZIP SCREEN — WIND-LOCKED
FEATURESPERGOLA SIDES, FACADES AND CEILINGS
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Zip Mechanism

The fabric locks into side rails with a zip system: no flapping in wind, no rain drops through.

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UV Filter

Cuts the sun but keeps the view; transparent and semi-transparent fabrics create a healthy shaded area.

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Ceiling Zip Screen

For ceilings and skylights: practical use in restaurants, malls, cafés, villas and winter gardens.

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Durable Fabric

PVC-coated polyester; water and UV resistant, easy to clean, long lasting.

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Flexible Control

Manual or motorised models; remote control or key-switch options.

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Design Fit

Colours, textures and fabrics to match modern and classic buildings with a minimalist look.

TECHNICAL SUMMARYFIELD PHOTOS TO BE ADDED
Fabric
PVC-coated polyester — water and UV resistant
Models
Facade zip, ceiling zip; pergola integration
Control
Manual / motorised; remote or key switch
Applications
Restaurants, cafés, malls, villas, winter gardens
FAQ / GOOD TO KNOW

Frequently Asked Questions

01Does a zip screen let wind through?

No — the fabric edges lock into the side rails with a zip profile, so the screen neither flaps in the wind nor leaves gaps. Depending on the project, the system is tensioned to withstand high wind speeds.

02Is a zip screen waterproof?

The PVC-coated polyester fabric keeps rain out; combining vertical zip screens with a ceiling zip encloses pergolas and terraces completely. Blackout fabric additionally offers full darkening.

03Is a zip screen an alternative to glass enclosure?

Partly — a zip screen is more economical, retracts fully when not in use and leaves the façade unchanged. Its thermal insulation is below that of glazed systems, so if a winter-proof enclosed space is the goal, plan it together with guillotine or sliding glass.