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SCREEN BLINDS
SCREEN SKY
Basic Product Specification
Control
Manual - Used for lifting and lowering of screen sky blinds.
Specification
Cover Profile Winding Roller Assembly
Commercial Name LR 60 RR 15/1
The ISOTRA SCREEN SKY roof roller blind is
installed by attaching the box to the flashing
of the roof window upper frame.
Dimension
(mm)
Ø 22 mm
Material Al Al
Colour
Standard:
RAL 9006 light silver
RAL 9007 dark silver
RAL 9010 white
RAL 7016 anthracite grey
RAL 7016S anthracite grey structure
RAL 8014 brown
Other RAL colors upon request* Grey
* except of plastic parts.
We do not make atypical designs.
Standard Dimensions
Version Width (mm) Height (mm) Guaranteed area (m 2 )
min max min max max.
22
The limited dimensions of height of roller blind for different types of fabrics in mm
Satiné Satiné Blackout Screen Nature Satiné Metal SCR 3005 Soltis 92 Cristal plus 500 3S
thickness mm 0,75 mm 0,75 mm 0,20 mm 0,75 mm 0,55 mm 0,45 mm 0,50 mm
weight g/m 2 520 g 660 g 170 g 520 g 410 g 420 g 610g
Screen Sky 1600 1600 - 1600 - 1600 -
10
120
90
10
10
220
250
10
10
70
10
90
120
130
190
140
40
60
20
41
61
LR 60
RR 15/1
LR 26/2
IS 14
RR 21
LR 61
LR 62
LR 63
LR 17
LR 18
LR 102
LR 14
LR 14
LR 13
LR 13
LR 64
A 67/4
RR 08/41
LR 66
81
PR0345
80
A 67/41
81
PR0345
A 67/41
80
30
LR 67/1000
LR 67/1500
LR 67/2000
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Fabrics of the Blackout type:
The opaque layer is located on the side of the window for each type of installation. In the case of outdoor installation,
strong winds can cause a slight lifting of the base slat and fabric and therefore 100% blackout cannot always be guaran-
teed. In the case of Blackout fabrics, the zippers are fastened on the face side and not on the opaque layer, so it is possible
that under strong wind or oblique view of the guide rail a piece of cloth from the zipper tape can be seen, but this is of little
importance compared to tightness of the fabric (reducing the waves).
Common phenomena of technical fabrics
The fabric may curl around the welds or in the middle of the fabric, it is the so-called tree effect. This phenomenon is co-
mmon because different forces act on the fabric during use. Another phenomenon may be visible bruises on the fabric
caused by the roller. These disappear at higher temperatures when the fabric levels.