Jakub Vaněk

Cetta exterior blinds feature C-shaped slats, while Zetta blind slats are Z-shaped. The Cetta has a simple, pure design especially suitable for family houses; the Zetta offers a greater level of shading thanks to the slats interlocking. The stability of both types is increased by aluminium guide rails and both are very popular with customers. So, which is the right one for you? C or Z?

Do you feel like horizontal blinds have gone out of fashion? You might be surprised to learn that even this seemingly ordinary element can create a cosy atmosphere in your interior and look stylish. It just depends on how you integrate them into the space. In this article, we will show you how to use horizontal blinds so that they match your interior and at the same time serve as a practical element.

Your shading elements deserve care after a summer season of sun, dust, and rain. Correct autumn maintenance is not rocket science. It only takes a little while, and ensures that your blinds will not grind, the awning will not become mouldy, and your pergola will survive the winter intact. Our guide will show you simple steps to extend the lifespan of your shading elements and prevent costly repairs.

A terrace is the heart of summer living. A place where you can have a breakfast in the sun, grill with friends in the evening or just relax with a nice cup coffee. But to make your terrace comfortable even on hot days or in changeable weather, it needs the right shading. And this is where the choice between two popular types of shading technology comes into play, exterior blinds and screen roller shutters. Which one is best suited for your terrace? The answer depends on several factors, from aesthetic preferences to practical requirements.