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The latest addition to the WAREMA Inside Collection features impressively sturdy workmanship and an appealing appearance. The material's honeycomb structure adds an attractive design accent and provides excellent heat insulation through the air pockets in the honeycombs. The remarkable properties of this product feature have been verified in a study by the Fraunhofer Institute. You have the choice of a semi-transparent or black-out design, each of which is available in six attractive colours. |
These are the most important features: - Two pleated lengths of fabric are combined to form a honeycomb web, creating a functional yet aesthetic solution. You can profit all year round from the insulating qualities of your pleated blind with honeycomb fabric. |
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Summer days On hot summer days, rooms are heated by sunlight entering through the windows. An optimally aligned outside and inside sun shading system stops rooms from heating excessively. The sun shading system creates a better indoor climate and admits a sufficient amount of natural daylight. This results in savings in air conditioning and artificial lighting.
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Summer nights The heat that developed during the day dissipates through the open windows and the raised external sun shading system. This achieves a pleasant climate. Meanwhile, the internal sun shading system provides visual privacy.
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Winter days On winter days, the internal sun shading system carries out multiple functions: it provides glare control when the sun is low and acts as a heat source. The internal sun shading system absorbs solar radiation coming in through the windows and converts it into heat energy. Thus, it effectively contributes to a reduction in heating requirements.
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Winter nights The combination of internal and external sun shading systems creates an air pocket between the sun shading systems and the window pane, and in the honeycomb cells themselves. This slows the transfer of warm air to the outside and reduces heat loss at the windows. Even in winter nights, the internal sun shading system helps save heating energy.
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