Satiné 5500
4 RAL colours
4 widths up to 320 cm
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Fabrics for external blinds
Criteria
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EXTERNAL SCREEN CLASSIC The external solutions
Transparent
The ideal exterior solutions to combat heat, designed to stop sunlight before it reaches the glass, thus reducing the energy consumption of buildings
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52 available colour(s)
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Satiné 5501
Maximum visual comfort
Wide width 320 cm
Heat protection
6 available colour(s)
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Natté 4503
Glare control and heat protection
Widths: 250 320 cm
16 available colour(s)
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Ultravision
Visible light transmittance: 41%
Total transparency
4 available colour(s)
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BLACKOUT 100% The "Blackout"
Blackout
Privacy at night, confidentiality, elimination of light for optimum projection conditions are all assured with these technical, elegant, decorative with perfect fall lines and 100% opaque fabrics
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Satiné 21154
The external blackout fabric which matches Satiné 5500 fabric
Width: 210 cm
7 available colour(s)
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Installed externally, Mermet solar protection fabrics offer an unrivalled thermal protection becauhse the solar radiation, which is partly absorbed (As) by te fabric before reaching the glazing, is reflected outwards. Dark colours provide a better heat control than light colours as they absorb more solar energy.
