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LES BRISE-SOLEIL

AUTAN®

SUNSCREENS

Autan
® , the south-easterly winds from the sea that blow in the FrenchMediterranean basin.The white Autan is the hot, dry foehn wind of the Corbières area and the south of the Massif Central, which counteracts the effect of thecooling sea. Harmattan

HARMATTAN®ZONDA®

® , the dry north-easterly trade wind, laden with sand from theSahara, which blows from December to February along the West African coast. This wind carries sand for hundreds of kilometres over the Atlantic. Zonda
® , a wind born in the Andes, between Argentina and Uruguay.

Filters of light and heat for the interplay of substances and colours…

Terreal offers a sunscreen range in a wealth of formats and lengths. It is based on four products, from thesmall economy format of Autan
® to the very long Shamal
® sunscreen. Whether they are intended as decoration or for protection from the sun, these four sunscreen models offerdiverse and varied possibilities for use. DRAWINGPRODUCT DIMENSIONS OF PRODUCT INTERNAL DIMENSIONS PRODUCTMOUNTING GRIDUNIT WEIGHT H x L x Thickness (x width) OF PRODUCT INCODEH x Lmmmmmmkg Autan® 53 x 280 x 5023 X 23AUT01-1.20 Harmattan® 30 x 300 x 41 x 8623 X 23HAR01 -1.42 Zonda® 60 x 330 x 15030 X 54ZON01-4.00 140 x 840 x 4628 x 24 et r = 12SHA01200 x 9006.00 Shamal® 140 x 1290 x 4628 x 24 et r = 12SHA02200 x 13509.20200 x 840 x 4628 x 24 et r = 12SHA03300 x 9008.40200 x 1290 x 4628 x 24 et r = 12SHA04300 x 135012.90

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