Sun shade

Sliding Shutter Sliding slatted panel for privacy and low sun

€799
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Description

A slatted aluminum panel that slides along a rail rather than dropping from a cassette — privacy and shade exactly where you want them, moved by hand in a second.

Each panel is one metre wide and runs on a guide rail of 3, 3.5, 4 or 5 metres, so one or several panels can be parked to one side and drawn across when the sun comes round.

Fits between two pillars or between the wall and a pillar, in the same anthracite or white as your pergola.

Technical specifications

Panel width1 m per panel
Rail lengths3, 3.5, 4 or 5 m
OperationManual — slides on rollers along the rail
PlacementBetween two pillars, or wall and a pillar
MaterialPowder-coated aluminum slats and rail
ColorsAnthracite (RAL 7016) or White (RAL 9010)

Warranty

Panel & rail5-year
Rollers & fittings2-year
Returns30 days, uninstalled

Engineering, up close

Runs on a rail

The panel hangs from a slim top rail rather than a cassette, so it moves sideways instead of dropping down.

Slats that turn

Turn the slats for filtered light and a breeze, or close them fully for privacy — the panel stays where it is.

Moved by hand

Rollers carry the weight, so a panel takes one hand to move and needs no motor, wiring or charging.

Guided top and bottom

A guide at the floor keeps the panel steady in wind and holds it square along the whole run.

See the difference

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The same terrace with an Ombra wall-mounted pergola installed
Terrace before the pergola installation
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Frequently asked questions

About the Sliding Shutter
How wide is one panel?
One metre. The size you choose is the length of the guide rail — 3, 3.5, 4 or 5 m — which is how far a panel can travel and how many panels the bay will take.
Does it need power?
No. The panels run on rollers along the rail and are moved by hand, so there is nothing to wire, charge or maintain.
Can I combine it with a retractable screen?
Yes. A shutter closes one side for privacy while a zip screen closes another against sun and wind; they use the same pillars and the same two finishes.

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