A blinds More and more people are choosing them for shading. They can be found on the windows of modern detached houses, on the winterised terraces of catering establishments, and on the windows of offices too.
But I wonder Is this really a practical, innovative shading solution, or just another passing fad?, which will fade from public consciousness in a few years’ time? Find out in our latest post!
What is a shutter?
A shutter a louvre-type shading system which They are primarily used outdoors. What makes it special is that by adjusting the angle of the slats, we can adjust the temperature in the flat or the conservatorythe amount of light entering – and, to a certain extent, the temperature as well.
All right, but how is this slatted blind any different from a roller blind?
I’m sure you’ve had your own unique experiences with Relux. The the annoying, warped slats, the drawcords that get stuck, the dusty surface, or the fact that it barely managed to keep the summer sun out All of these may be familiar to you in connection with Relux.
So you might well be wondering whether because a shutter offers more, and what factors this shading system eliminates. We outline the key differences below!
Mainly for outdoor shading
One of the most important differences is that The louvre is primarily used as an outdoor sunshade. Consequently, it is fitted not inside the window but outside it.
This is important because it means that blocks the sun’s rays even before they reach the windows and doors, so the interior does not heat up – which can also play a key role in terms of energy efficiency.
It can be automated, making it convenient and easy to control
Modern blinds They can also be controlled by an electric motor and can even be connected to a smart home system. That is precisely why they provide extremely convenient shade in everyday life.
If you're on the sofa or the on your terrace, which has been converted into a conservatory Are you relaxing? With motorised blinds, you don’t need to worry about shading, as there’s no need to adjust the slats manually.
Just pick up the remote control and Adjust the incoming light and temperature quickly and easily by adjusting the angle of the slats!
It is rust-proof and can withstand even extreme weather conditions
The shutter is typically made from specially treated aluminium, which a durable and robust outdoor shading system results in.
A stainless steel and a robust design It enables us to enjoy the benefits of modern shading systems in the long term, meaning we don’t have to constantly worry about maintenance or time-consuming installation and removal.
The shutter What’s more, its slats are wider, more robust and do not warp when exposed to heat (such as a roller blind, which is typically made of a thin, lightweight fabric). As a result, they reduce the heat load more effectively and offer excellent shading performance (and flexibility).
Extremely attractive and practical
„The outside attracts, the inside retains” – we’re all familiar with the saying, and with a slight twist, it applies to shutters too. Shutters lend a clean, elegant look to a building and It is equally suited to classic, modern and minimalist homes.
Furthermore, it is an extremely popular choice for offices and catering establishments as well, as its functional qualities are just as important as its aesthetic qualities. The shutter ensures a comfortable indoor climate for staff and guests, whilst also helping to reduce cooling costs – particularly during the summer heatwave.
Furthermore, by precisely adjusting the angle of the vanes distracting reflections on monitors or screens can be avoided, which is particularly important in an office environment.
What are the disadvantages of formwork?
Although shutters are an excellent solution for shading windows, there are situations where it is worth choosing a different type of shading.
- For providing shade over a terrace or conservatory: in these areas, the bioclimatic pergola or an awning offers a more effective solution, as the shutters do not provide cover from above.
- In the event of a total blackout: For example, if you’re looking for a solution for your bedroom that completely blocks out the light, a motorised roller blind or shutter might be a better choice.
