The sun's rays in the interior can be pleasant, but only to a certain extent. Too intense light increases the temperature in the room, makes working on the computer uncomfortable, fades furniture and floors, and interferes with watching TV. Curtains or blinds can be the solution, but if you are looking for modern, functional, and at the same time aesthetic shading, there is an increasingly popular option: screen roller shutters.
It's not just about light control: outdoor shading can also improve thermal and noise insulation, save energy and increase security. Which solution is better for you - window blinds or outdoor blinds?
Interior blinds are one way to regulate light in a room while ensuring privacy. There are several types on the market today from classic aluminum blinds to elegant vertical blinds to modern pleated blinds. What are the differences between them and how to choose the right one?
Pulling down your roller shutters today or taking a shelter in a pergola with a cold drink in your hand, you may not think about the fact that shading from excessive sunlight has been with humanity since prehistoric times. Our ancestors may not have had blinds with smart controls, but the need to protect themselves from the sun, wind and rain had accompanied them since the beginning of time. Well, what did shading look like in the past and which of these ancient methods have survived up to these days?
Of course, we celebrate the spring sun on March 21, but more than ever we are also aware of its dangers. The shading technology is becoming indispensable for protecting buildings from overheating.
