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The ‘Ultimet’ Energy Saving Blind 3 Window Blinds in 1


Insulation improved – reducing heating costs Heat gain from the sun reduced – lowering cooling costs Lighting costs down – controlled levels of natural light


All in One Blind


The Ultimetal fabric with the high levels of solar refl ectance and low levels of emissivity aff orded by its metallised coating provide industry leading levels of shading performance. The 50+ years’ experience of weaving glass-fi bre based shading fabrics producing the highest levels of performance timeta


from the thinnest of materials. The Ultimetal fabric is less than one quarter of a millimetre thick, permitting a blind of over 3.0 metres in height to be stored in a cassette of less than 55mm square. Powder coated to match the window frames, the blinds become almost invisible.


Light transmission levels for the fabric in single fi gures can remove glare, improving workspaces and comfort zones alike. Solar refl ectance (Rs) of over 70% can reduce heat gain through the glass by 25%, 40% to over 50% dependant on glass properties. The blinds also improve the insulation of the window by 15%, 20%, 30% or more, reducing temperature loss.


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Refl ex-Rol supplying demonstrably


scientifi c shading solutions. Contact us today 01989 750704


www.refl ex-rol.co.uk


www.refl ex-rol.co.uk • info@refl ex-rol.co.uk • 01989-750704 • Ryeford Hall, Ryeford, Ross on Wye, Herefordshire HR9 7PU


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