microTex roller blinds

microTex roller blinds – effective and multifunctional glare protection Daylight in rooms not only improves our mood; it also increases motivation and willingness to perform. However, glare as a result of excessive sunlight can have the opposite effect, while also damaging the eyes. microTex roller blinds from KADECO counteract unwanted glare in the workplace and combat the heating-up effect of sunlight in rooms. It is also worth taking note of the ergonomic requirements for office work with visual display terminals in ISO 9241-6. If you‘re looking for flexibility in the design of your glare...

Compact window glare protection System design The one-piece, square cassette has a cross-section of 34 x 33.5 mm and is bolted on its side by plastic end caps. The cassette is attached using a connector on the side guide rails, which are available in various models. The cassette is operated using a chain pull mechanism with an anti-fall safeguard for infinitely adjustable drape positioning. KADECO offers a variety of side guide rails made from extruded aluminium for different installation types. The special adhesive tape applied at the factory ensures permanent, UV-resistant attachment of the...

Installing microTex roller blinds microTex roller blinds are fastened to the installation substructure with the side guide rails. The side guide rails can be fastened to the installation substructure either with special adhesive tape (already applied at the factory) or by bolting them directly to it (profiles can be pre-drilled on request). The cassette can then be easily inserted into the side guide rails from above. A required space of approx. 15 mm must be allowed for at the top. For flush top installation in the glass rabbet, the cassette is already fitted prior to the installation of the...

Notes on measuring and installation Measure the inside dimensions at several points and bear in mind that the microTex roller blind can only be installed in right-angled casements (check the cross measurement). Installation on the frame Order width = Edge of window bar + required excess = price width When installing in a diagonal window bar using the diagonal side guide rail, the width and height clearances must be measured on the front edge (to the room). We also need you to specify the window bar angle. Order width Order width Order height = Edge of window bar + required excess = price height...

PLEATED LAMINATES ( ) FLAT LAMINATES ( ) The right-hand side of the illustrations shows the respective laminate sample and the left-hand side shows the corresponding view from inside and transparency of the sample with backlighting. Please refer to the original sample, since colour variations can occur due to printing. The right-hand side of the illustrations shows the respective laminate sample and the left-hand side shows the corresponding view from inside and transparency of the sample with backlighting. Please refer to the original sample, since colour variations can occur due to printing....

TRANSPARENT FABRICS The right-hand side of the illustrations shows the respective fabric sample and the left-hand side shows the corresponding view from inside and transparency of the sample with backlighting. Please refer to the original sample, since colour variations can occur due to printing. The right-hand side of the illustrations shows the respective fabric sample and the left-hand side shows the corresponding view from inside and transparency of the sample with backlighting. Please refer to the original sample, since colour variations can occur due to printing. * Values measured on double...

Symbols and finishing DIM-EFFECT FABRICS The climate in a room and the optical effect of a roller blind are dictated by the fabric's response to incident sunlight. For the purpose of making technical estimates, we assign percentage light and solar values to each individual fabric. In physics, the visible range of the spectrum between 380 and 780 nm is defined as light. The reflection, transmission and absorption values indicated below always add up to 100 %. Solar radiation in both the visible and the invisible ranges must be considered when calculating the total energy transmission value. These...

Suitability for use in work areas Provide the best light for your employees Daylight makes you feel happy, energetic and productive. These positive attributes can also be brought into the workplace – without unpleasant side-effects such as glare, heat radiation or reflections on computer screens. The design of modern workplaces actually has such a significant effect on the health and well-being of employees, that information, guidelines and legal regulations have been created to ensure this is taken into consideration. From 1996 to 2016, the German Screen Work Ordinance (BildscharbV) represented...

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