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Sun Protection Fabric for Glass-On-Glass Corner Windows

Minimalism has clearly taken over in contemporary architecture and RENSON is addressing the trend with its Panovista corner shade. This new type of sun protection fabric is a unique sun protection solution for glass-on-glass corner windows, which regular screens just can’t handle.

Efficient External Solar Shading for Corner Windows

By blocking the rays of sunlight from the outside, you can perfectly control the light coming into the home or office. The Panovista protects the space from overheating and gets rid of annoying reflections or the risk of being temporarily blinded by the light. The Panovista is fitted with fiberglass fabrics that have a high sun protection factor. These fabrics are available in various colors.

Maintains Panoramic Views

The Panovista has no visibly unpleasant aluminum profiles or cables in the corner, which means you don’t have to sacrifice your view. Patented technology ensures that both sides of the sun protection fabric can be simultaneously rolled up or out using a motor.

Discretely Integrates Into Outside Walls

When designing the Panovista, a great deal of attention was paid to the aesthetics and smooth integration. The screen box and side guides can be hidden from sight in the outside wall, and the bottom bar even disappears into the box once the screen is completely rolled up. Panovista can be used in both new-build or renovation projects.

Available in Two Types: Panovista & Panovista Max

The Panovista is available in two different types, depending on the window measurements. The standard Panovista is a maximum of 157 inches wide per side with a maximum height of 110 inches, which equals a maximum total surface area of 241 square feet. The Panovista Max has a maximum surface area of 322 square feet, with a maximum width of 236 inches per side and a maximum height of 133 inches.

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