Zip Screens
The fabric edges are zipped into the side channels. It stays taut in the wind and keeps insects out.
Overview
A zip screen is an outdoor blind whose fabric edges are locked into side channels with a zip. Because the fabric cannot leave the channel, it stays taut even in strong wind and keeps most insects out.
INORMA builds zip screens in two cassette sizes: Z-100 (100 × 100 mm) for compact façades and pergolas, and Z-125 (125 × 125 mm) for large openings up to a 6 m drop and clear PVC. Copaco Screenweavers and Serge Ferrari screen fabrics, blackout and crystal-clear options are available.
They are motorised and sensor-controlled, with Somfy or Becker motors, a solar motor kit and logo printing as options. It is the most common enclosure for pergola, bioclimatic and winter garden sides.
Applications
- Pergola and bioclimatic sides
- Restaurant and café terraces
- Home façades and windows
FAQ
Do zip screens withstand wind?
Because the zipped edges hold the fabric in the side channels, zip screens withstand far stronger wind than conventional blinds. A wind sensor adds extra safety.
Do zip screens keep insects out?
Yes. The edges are locked inside the channels, so there are no side gaps and most insects stay out.
What is the largest size?
With the Z-125 cassette drops up to 6 m are possible. Wide façades are split into several screens.
Is there a clear version?
Yes. The Z-125 system takes crystal-clear PVC that keeps out wind and rain without hiding the view.
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