Weaving performance into fabrics

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1 The Guide Weaving performance into fabrics

2 Legend Ts Solar transmittance % Rs Solar reflectance % Rs Solar reflectance % As Solar absorptance % OF Openness coefficient % Tv (= Tv,n-h) Tvdiff (= Tv,n-diff) Tvdir (= Tv,n-n) Solar factor glass + solar protection Light transmittance % Total transmitted light flow Diffused part of the light transmittance % Direct part of the light transmittance % Tuv UV transmittance % Glazing A Glazing B Glazing C Glazing D U Fc or z Clear single glazing Clear double glazing Double glazing with low emissivity coating and space filled with argon Reflective double glazing with a low emissivity soft coating and space filled with argon Thermal transmittance of the glazing in W/m 2 K Shading factor The Guide Symbol overview Our symbol Ts Rs Rs As OF g Tv Tvdiff Tvdir Tuv U European standard EN Te,n-h Te,n-h ρ e,n-h αe OF g Tv,n-h Tv,n-diff Tv,n-n Tuv U For more information see page 8 & 9. Specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown.

3 Table of contents 3 Welcome Fabrics overview How to read the data Sales support The Collection Screen Sales Book Capsol LightTool Climate Control Technical specifications fabrics The Screen Essentials Sergé Carré Staccato Star 1% Star 3% Star 7% Natte Panama 3% Panama 5%...67 Panama 10% Origins Greenscreen Eco Platinum Earth NRG basic Black-out Sensa Opac Out of the box Print on screen The quality chain Enduris...103

4 4 A window covering system is not only aesthetic, it can also be used to optimize the total energy performance of a building. To help you make the right choice of fabric, Helioscreen has developed this fully detailed Fabrics Guide. It contains a comprehensive and detailed overview of all technical properties and a lot of other useful information on everything we can support you with. We make a point of translating our investments in scientific research and development into useful information and advice that can contribute to an efficient solution. This Fabrics Guide aims to be the most complete and most detailed reference book on fiberglass screen and Greenscreen fabrics. Feel free to use this information for your next project. We are at your service and looking forward to hearing from you. Welcome The Guide, unique and comprehensive. Dear reader, Helioscreen strives for an optimal communication with each of its customers. Because Helioscreen fabrics are sold world-wide in more than 65 countries we have chosen English to communicate with you. If any questions should arise about this Fabrics Guide or the Helioscreen Collection in general, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will do our utmost to serve you in the best possible way. Best regards, Beste lezer, Helioscreen streeft naar een optimale communicatie met elke klant. Onze weefsels worden wereldwijd in meer dan 65 landen verkocht, en daarom hebben we het Engels gekozen om met u te communiceren. Mochten er vragen zijn over deze Fabrics Guide of de Helioscreen collectie in het algemeen, dan horen wij dat graag. Wij zullen alles in het werk stellen om u te helpen. Met vriendelijke groeten, Cher lecteur, Helioscreen s efforce d avoir une communication optimale avec chaque client. Nos toiles en fibre de verre se vendent dans plus de 65 pays à travers le monde. C est pourquoi nous avons choisi l anglais pour s adresser à vous. Si vous avez une question spécifique sur ce Fabrics Guide ou la collection Helioscreen en général, veuillez-nous contacter. Nous ferons tout notre possible pour vous aider. Sincères salutations,

5 5 Sehr geehrter Leser, Helioscreen wünscht optimal mit jedem Kunde zu kommunizieren. Unsere Gewebe werden weltweit verkauft in mehr als 65 Länder. Deswegen haben wir das Englisch gewählt um mit Ihnen zu kommunizieren. Falls Sie Fragen haben über diesen Fabrics Guide oder die Helioscreen Kollektion, zögern Sie bitte nicht uns zu kontaktieren. Wir stehen Ihnen gerne zur Verfügung. Mit freundlichen Grüßen, Estimado lector, Helioscreen se esfuerza para obtener una óptima comunicación con cada uno de sus clientes. Ya que las telas de Helioscreen se venden en todo el mundo en más de 65 países hemos optado por el Inglés para comunicarse con usted. Si tiene alguna pregunta en cuanto a esta Guía de Tejidos o sobre la Colección Helioscreen en general, no dude en ponerse en contacto con nosotros. Vamos a hacer todo para servirle de la mejor manera posible. Saludos cordiales, Helioscreen 65 Helioscreen

6 6 Fabrics overview Fabrics Fabric code External Solar shading Internal The Screen Essentials Sergé WS03A Sergé Metallic WM03A Carré WC05A Staccato WL05A Star 1% TR01A Star 3% TR03A Star 7% TR07A Natte 2115 TN10A Panama 3% BN03A Panama 5% BN05A Panama 10% BN10A Origins MU04A Natte 2115 vertical vanes TN10AD Panama 5 vertical vanes BN05AD Greenscreen Eco AS04A Platinum AS02M Earth AE03A NRG basic AR03A Black-out Sensa AAXXO Opac 6000 ZZXXO Out of the box Print on screen

7 7 Signage Solar shading Tensile structures Vertical vanes Openness factor Standard widths (in mm) tolerance: -0%, +5% Colours Roll length (nominally) 3% 1600/1800/2050/ m 3% 2500 (other widths on demand) 6 50 m 5% 1800/ m 5% m 1% 2050/ m 3% 2050/ m 7% 2050/ m 10% 2050/ m 3% m 5% m 10% m 4% m 10% 89/ m 5% 89/127/ m 4% m 2% m 3% m 3% m 0% m 0% m

8 8 As Green Building Assessment methods like BREEAM and LEED (see further in this Guide) gain importance, knowledge of the solar and luminous characteristics of sunscreen fabrics becomes imperative. All figures provided in this Guide are measured and calculated by accredited laboratories according to the latest European standards and will tell you exactly how efficient our fabrics are. How to read the Solar and luminous characteristics EN 410 (1998): Defines how to make spectral measurements on fabrics and how to calculate the solar transmittance (Ts) and solar reflectance (Rs) values. The solar transmittance and reflectance values are required for the calculation of the solar factor g. g-value calculation EN A1 (2007): This standard specifies the simplified method for the calculation of the solar factor g.the solar factor or g-value is the total solar energy transmittance whereas is the solar factor of the combination of glazing and solar protection device. Visual and thermal comfort EN (2005): Performance characteristics and classification of a solar protection device or roller shutter with regard to visual and thermal comfort. The standard defines the technical characteristics of 4 typical glazings (A,B,C,D) for the calculation of the value and classifies the thermal and visual comfort. Glazing U (W/m²K) g Ts Rs Rs A B C D If you need figures for other glazing types than the ones above, please do not hesitate to contact Helioscreen for a precise calculation. The Guide

9 Influence on thermal and visual comfort 9 Class Very little effect Little effect Moderate effect Good effect Very good effect Total solar energy transmittance - Classification Class < < < 0.15 < 0.1 data Glare control - Classification Tvdir Tvdiff < 2 2 / < 4 4 / < 8 8 > < / = Visual contact with the outside - Classification Tvdir Tvdiff 0 < / 4 4 < / 15 > 15 > < / = Night privacy - Classification Tvdir Tvdiff 0 < / 4 4 < / 15 > 15 > < / =

10 10 When all products seem to become commodities and customers are ever more demanding, success will demand attention for an exceptional customer approach. Every opportunity to impress your customer must be taken. Helioscreen is able to provide you with some exceptional sales support tools. All of these are focused on the benefits of our screen fabrics. Sales support Helioscreen, your source of information Helioscreen strives for an optimal communication with each of its customers. If you are interested in one of these Sales Support tools, please contact us. In-house screen training & presentations Helioscreen can deliver a full range of information sessions and presentations within your company. If you are looking for professional presentations on all screen topics or you want to empower the knowledge of your sales staff on screen related topics, these are the workshops you are looking for. The length and content of the presentations or in-house training is negotiable and can include a combination of all screen related topics. We provide a wide range of in-house workshops and programms tailored to your needs. Website A seemingly inexhaustible source of digital information is also available in the form of our brand new website. You will find a unique method to choose the right screen fabric for any application. Take a look at and you will be impressed by the possibilities. To make it easy for you, Helioscreen developed the most efficient fabrics finder in the market. Check it out on The fabrics finder can act as a straight forward search tool or an intelligent compiler, taking into account your preferred performance. The Guide

11 1. Search by fabric category, name or code 11 Fabric category: make your choice between The Screen Essentials, Greenscreen or Black-out Fabric name: e.g. Sergé, Fabric code: e.g. AR03A (= NRG Basic with an openness factor of 3%) Colour code: e.g (= white) 2. Search by screen performances and characteristics Thermal performance: If your goal is to use solar shading for blocking the heat that enters a room and to lower cooling expenditure you should choose thermal performance as primary criterion. This criterion is based upon values (see explanation on how to read the data on p.8-p.9) you can select thermal performances from 0-4 (0=very little effect, 4=very good effect) Visual performance: If your main goal is to filter the incoming daylight and prevent annoying reflections in computer screens, choose visual performance as your primary criterion. This criterion is called glare control and is based upon Tvdir and Tvdiff values (see p.8-p.9) you can select glare control performances from 0-4 (0=very little effect, 4=very good effect) Night privacy: Maybe your intention is to still have privacy when it gets dark outside and you need to turn on the light. The night privacy class will give you an idea of how well the fabric protects from people looking in. Night privacy is based upon Tvdir and Tvdiff values (see p.8-p.9) Visual contact outside All Helioscreen solar shading fabrics (black-out excluded) allow visual contact with the outside. If this is an important criterion for you, this class will give you the best idea of how good this view through is. Visual contact outside is based upon Tvdir and Tvdiff values (see p.8-p.9) Colour: Select one or more colour groups to find the most suitable colour for your project. Sales support

12 12 The Collection Ask for The Collection! A beautifully designed binder, containing sample cards of the complete range of Helioscreen fabrics. Each sample card gives you a detailed overview of the technical specifications and a complete color survey per fabric range. All sample cards are also separately available and can be easily integrated in your own collection book. Fabric sample swatches are also available. If necessary these sample swatches can be branded with your company name or company logo. The Guide

13 The Screen Sales Book 13 Imagine you have a wonderful sales opportunity. You have likely worked yourself through a tremendous amount of preliminary discussions to get to an appointment with a potential screen buyer. Our brand new Screen Sales Book will help you communicating the benefits of screen fabrics in such a way that prospects or customers want your solution to their problem now. Through a simple thinkpath it reveils the numerous advantages of screenfabrics. The Screen Sales Book is based upon the fundamentals of sales and it is made with the advice, help and support of your colleagues. It is built up in a modular way and can be customized according to your own needs and personalized with your own brand name. Sales support

14 14 Capsol For a better Performance in Thermal Comfort The problem of overheating in private and public buildings has probably been there for centuries. It is only due to the increasing use of big glazed surfaces, the rising insulation quality of our present buildings and the higher comfort requirements, that the problem became more and more apparent. Today, Helioscreen has proven to be a reliable partner in the search for the most efficient solution on your way to thermal comfort. Moreover it is even possible to calculate the approximate energy gains you will enjoy after installing blinds with Helioscreen fabric. For quite some years, Helioscreen has been working with the Capsol software, of which we have now an updated version. The most actual fabric and climate data from locations all over the world, enable us to produce the most accurate simulations. An elaborated report containing graphs and calculation results, makes it possible to compare various scenarios and helps you in making the right decision. An example of a calculation: You can choose: 1 The type of buiding 4 Main orientation 7 G-value of the glazing 2 Calculation period 5 % glazing in façade 8 Preferred Helioscreen fabric 3 Outdoor climate 6 U-value of the glazing The Guide

15 15 For the example on your left, the results can be summarized as follows: These results show that a solar blind can help you save a lot of cooling energy throughout the year. Details of the calculation can be found in the Capsol Report. Calculations are in accordance with EN-ISO 13791:2004. Cooling NO Solarshading NO Cooling YES Solarshading NO Cooling NO Solarshading YES Cooling YES Solarshading YES Maximum temperature inside: Duration with temperature > 25 C: Duration with temperature > 28 C: 50,7 C 26,3 C 35,7 C 25,4 C 5967,3 h 407,0 h 2523,8 h 84,0 h 5149,3 h 0,0 h 1635,1 h 0,0 h Cooling energy CO 2 Emission per m 2 glass: Cooling cost per m 2 glass: 0 kg 382,56 kg 0 kg 76,8 kg 0 135, ,20 Source CO 2 -emissions (CO 2 emission per kwh electricity in Spain) International Energy Agency. Source cost-calculations (avarage price for electricity in Spain in June 2011). If you would like a free Capsol simulation (one simulation per project) just send an to marketing@helioscreen.com. Sales support

16 16 LightTool For a better Performance in Visual Comfort Natural daylight is of the utmost importance for a feeling of well-being for all human beings. The intensity of the daylight and the colour of the light, which is predominated by the seasons and the weather conditions, has a clear influence on the motivation and the working capacity of people. Dealing with daylight in the right way when designing a building will have a positive influence on the psychology of the inhabitants. Therefore Helioscreen has designed and developed an intelligent software program, called LightTool, which allows for making daylight simulations in an office environment. This valuable tool will help you in choosing an appropriate fabric and solar control system for the office environment. In a few steps LightTool leads you to the right choice: Choose the geographical location Select the orientation of the façade Select the date and time Select the percentage of glazing in the façade Select your shading strategy Select the weather condition Now you can go to single view and create your report The Guide

17 You can make a simulation for several situations, for example: 17 Without solar shading With Star 3% dusk With Natte desert Simulation for Santiago de Chile Average illumination at 1 m Luminance ratio screen/reflection Without solar shading 3138 Lux 1.6 to 1 With solar shading: Star 3% Lux 5.2 to 1 With solar shading: Natte Lux 2.8 to Cd/m 2 Visual comfort is available when: The contrast levels on different surfaces inside the office are mastered. Sufficient light is available, preferably natural daylight. Illumination levels in between 500 and 1500 lux are ideal. In the above example the column Average illumination at 1 m shows that Natte is with 975 lux within the ideal range to provide sufficient daylight. There are no annoying reflections in the computer screen. The luminance ratio (in Cd/m 2 ) of the computer screen and the daylight falling on the computer screen should be minimum 3 to 1 or higher. In the above example the Luminance ratio screen/reflection shows that Star 3% provides the best result with a ratio of 5.2 to 1. If you would like a free LightTool simulation (one simulation per project), just go to and fill out the form. Sales support

18 18 Sustainable Comfort Thermal Comfort Helioscreen fabric, used either on the inside or the outside of a building has a profound effect on the inside temperature. Used on an Climate control outside device the fabric keeps out up to 90% of the sun s heat, on the inside up to 75% in combination with reflective double glazing with a low emissivity coating. This means that the need for mechanical cooling is reduced and often made unnecessary. Energy can be saved which in turn leads to lower CO 2 emissions. With our Capsol VI simulation program we can calculate just how much energy could be saved using our fabric. For an elaborated example with cost reductions and prevented CO 2 emissions, see p in this Fabrics Guide. Visual Comfort Sufficient daylight and contact with the outside world are of great importance for the wellbeing of people. Helioscreen fabrics let in sufficient daylight while avoiding the negative side effects of the sunlight such as glare. Another benefit is that the contact with the outside is maintained. When enough daylight enters a room, the need for artificial light is very much reduced. With our LightTool simulation program we can help to find the perfect fabric taking into account the orientation of the building and the size of the windows. An elaborated example can be found on p of our Fabrics Guide. Air Quality Helioscreen fabrics reduce the need for airconditioning and thus prevent the sick building syndrome often caused by these devices. Furthermore Greenguard certification proves The Guide

19 19 that our fabrics for internal use are low on volatile organic compounds. They can even be used for schools and other buildings where children reside. Acoustic Comfort Too much noise inside a room or an office can cause great nuisance for the people residing or working there. Our fabrics absorb up to 25% of the surrounding noise and hence help to create a more pleasant working and living environment. Noise from outside the building is also reduced. These four aspects of comfort are the core of what we want to achieve with our product. But Helioscreen is more than that. Foremost we want to be a responsible company. Corporate social responsibility Community Helioscreen strives to treat all stakeholders correctly and with respect. We take responsibility towards our customers by offering exceptional customer care, superior service and impeccable quality. Every complaint is taken seriously and we strive to keep our promises. We also make sure our suppliers and our workforce are treated the way they should: paying on time, respecting regulations and helping employees to find the balance between work and family. Towards society, our goal is to make and supply sustainable high-quality products, improving quality of life and work. Climate Control

20 20 Economy Stimulating productivity Thanks to Helioscreen fabrics employees can work more efficiently. There are no annoying reflections in computer screens thanks to the high scores on glare control and at the same time sufficient daylight is let in. Moreover temperatures are kept at an acceptable level. This enhances the well-being of people working inside offices and other buildings and thus stimulates productivity. Investing in research & development Helioscreen is committed to keep investing in research and development to make our products as efficient, sustainable and eco-friendly as possible. Our new fabric Carré for example has been developed to reduce cutting waste to a minimum. Other projects we are currently working on (see also below) will show results on a longer term. Check our website regularly for news in this area. Meeting Green Building requirements Helioscreen fabrics can help scoring for several green building directives like BREEAM and LEED BREEAM (Building Research Establishment s Environmental Assessment Method) is the world s leading and mostwidely used environmental assessment method for buildings, first launched in 1990 in the UK. Besides the original, regularly updated BREEAM- UK, there now is BREEAM International which is adaptable to local regulations worldwide. Meanwhile even regional and national versions have been set up such as BREEAM-Gulf and BREEAM-NL. In BREEAM International, buildings are rated according to the percentage they score on the following scale: pass ( 30%), good ( 45%), very good ( 55%), excellent ( 70%) and outstanding ( 85%). To ensure that performance against fundamental environmental issues is not overlooked in pursuit of a particular rating, BREEAM sets minimum standards of performance in key areas e.g. energy, water, waste etc. One of those key areas is Visual Comfort. Here Helioscreen solar shading can definitely come into play. The issue is split into five parts and two of them are key to our business: daylighting (1-2 credits) and glare control and view out (1-2 credits). Helioscreen fabrics will also contribute to Thermal comfort (2 credits). This can be demonstrated with our simulation program Capsol VI. Moreover we can provide all necessary data (measured according to EN410 (1998)) to make a more thorough simulation (thermal modeling). In this view our screen can also help reducing the CO 2 -emissions of the building (15 credits) as they help relieving the air conditioning load. BREEAM is a very complex assessment method and we advise everyone involved in the design of a building to study the requirements thoroughly in order to score as high as possible. Where solar shading is concerned, please do not hesitate to rely on the expertise of Helioscreen to help you along. The Guide

21 21 LEED LEED is the North American equivalent of BREEAM and stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. It is a rating system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). The 2009 LEED rating system has 100 base points and 10 bonus points. Scoring 40 to 49 points gets a building LEED certified, but you can also win silver (50 to 59 points), gold (60 to 79 points) or platinum (80 points and more). A recent LEED Gold project where Helioscreen supplied the sunscreen fabric is Medienbrücke in Munich. These are the topics you will score for using Helioscreen fabrics: Topic Sub topic Achievable points Sustainable site Light Pollution Reduction 1 out of 26 Energy and Atmosphere Optimise Energy Performance 15 out of 35 Indoor Environmental Quality Controlability of Systems/ Light 1 out of 14 Controlability of Systems/ Thermal 1 out of 14 Thermal Comfort/ Design 1 out of 14 Daylight and views 2 out of 14 Total 21 out of 75 Besides BREEAM and LEED there are various national standards, such as HQE in France (Haute Qualité Environnemental), DGNB in Germany, CASBEE in Japan and Green Star in Australia. Environment Helioscreen fabrics: 100% recyclable Fabrics made from fiberglass yarns coated with PVC have clear advantages over fabrics made from other materials. One of these is durability: fiberglass-pvc fabrics last longer than most other fabrics and are more resistant to harsh weather conditions. As a result, they have the advantage of remaining in use for a long period before they enter into the waste chain. Life expectation used in life cycle analysis is up to 15 years outside and 30 years inside. At this moment there is no affordable alternative for fiberglass-pvc that has the same advantages and properties for solar shading. But we know that the Fiberglass-PVC yarns we use are as eco-friendly as possible. This is proved by their compliance with the Oëkotex standard 100. This means there are no harmful substances present nor heavy-metal content (lead, cadmium, tin). No formaldehyde and allergenic compounds are used and the yarns are resistant to mould and bacterial growth. The fabric also complies to the latest REACHstandards prescribed by the EU (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of CHemicals). To further ease the concerns about the PVC-content of our fabrics, Helioscreen supports VinylPlus, an initiative of the European PVC industry that sets challenging sustainability targets. Climate Control

22 expertise 22 In light of that commitment, Helioscreen participates in several projects that seek to recycle both the glass and the PVC content of the yarn used for the fabrics. Thorough research proved that glass and PVC can be separated using a centrifugation technique and tests on a more industrial scale look very promising. After separation, glass and PVC can be recycled separately. If these projects turn out to be successful, Helioscreen has the will to implement a collection program for post-consumer waste at the end of their life cycle. Aside this, Helioscreen is constantly looking for alternatives to recycle production waste and fabrics at their end-of-life stage. The fabrics can be shredded for example and used in acoustic insulation. Because our fabrics do not leach they can be used in ground stabilization as a replacement for natural stones in aggregates. Other solutions have already been employed, such as: Re-use of second-quality fabrics into sampling, mock-ups for demonstration and within our confection department. Re-use of second-quality fabrics into eco-design products : bags and accessories, small furniture, promotional goodies. Re-use of second-quality fabrics for inside and outside green walls, garden carpets... Environmental management systems Helioscreen is engaged into a waste management program and active waste reduction. We are setting up an environmental management system in order to gain ISO certification, aside our ISO 9001 certification. Waste management Our industrial waste is separated. Plastic wrap and wooden crates are reused, cardboard boxes are 100% recycled. For direct transport by truck we do not use any cardboard packaging in order to further reduce our industrial waste. To meet the regulations, our remaining industrial screen wastes are currently still sent to landfill, but as land filling is an undesirable waste treatment option we have invested in quality controls to dramatically reduce our industrial screen waste impact on the environment. This high quality concern results in less volume of waste for our customers, the blind-makers and fabricators. The Guide

23 23 Technical specifications fabrics Weaving performance into fabrics

24 24 The Screen Essentials A wide variety of proprietary woven fiberglass screen fabrics. The Guide

25 Fabric code WS03A / WM03A OF 3% 25 Sergé The Screen Essentials Ultra wide range of proprietary woven screen fabrics. Unsurpassed flexibility, applicable in any kind of situation. External and internal applications

26 26 Fabric code The Screen Essentials WS03A / WM03A OF 3% Yarn Technical specifications Average Values Standard Sergé Metallic (available on demand) Titer 165 tex 165 tex/weft 190 tex ISO 1889 (2009) Weighted composition Glass 41.5%, PVC 58.5% Warp: Glass 41,5%, PVC 58,5% ISO 3801 (1977) Weft: Glass 36%, PVC 64% Diameter 0.38 mm warp 0,38mm/weft 0,41mm Environment Oekotex standard 100 Fabric Type of fabric PVC-coated fiberglass fabric Weave pattern twill weave Widths 1600, 1800, 2050, 2500 mm/metallic: 2500 mm (tolerance 0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 50 m Sergé Technical specifications Average Values Standard Sergé Metallic (available on demand) Thickness 0.83 mm 0.86 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 525 g/m g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Yarns in warp/weft/cm 18/14 18/14 ISO 7211 (1984) Fire resistance M1 M1 NF P (1995) FR FR NFPA 701 (2010) Type B BS 5867 (1993) B1 DIN 4102 (1998) C-s3, d0 EN (2010) Breaking strength warp 270 dan, weft 240 dan warp 340 dan, weft 270 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 5.6%, weft 5% warp 5.4%, weft 6,2% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 17 dan, weft 19 dan warp 18 dan, weft 13 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Acoustics αw: 0,10 ISO 354:2003 Colourfastness 7-8 scale of blue 7-8 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) UV-resistance min. 4 scale of grey (1-5) ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 960 l/m²/sec 970 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting crush or ultrasonic; railroad or width out of roll width Welding thermal, HF, ultrasonic, sewing Cleaning remove dust from the fabric surface, then wipe gently with a humid soft sponge while using a mild detergent The Guide

27 white grey-white - front/back Class 1 Values Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes grey grey-dark blue - front/back Class 3 Values Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes grey-sand - front/back grey-black - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Screen Essentials Sergé - WS03A - OF 3%

28 grey-caramel - front/back pacific - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes dark blue sand-white - front/back Class 1 Values Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes sand-yellow - front/back sand Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Class 2 Values Classes The Collection

29 sand-bronze - front/back fire - front/back 29 Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes bronze-tangerine - front/back bronze-grey - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes bronze bronze-pearl - front/back Class 3 Values Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Screen Essentials Sergé - WS03A - OF 3%

30 lime-bronze - front/back lime Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Class 1 Values Classes kiwano - front/back linen-white - front/back Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes linen-grey - front/back linen-dark blue - front/back Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Collection

31 linen linen-lichen - front/back Class 1 Values Classes Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes pearl-white - front/back pearl-grey - front/back Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes pearl-linen - front/back pearl Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Class 2 Values Classes The Screen Essentials Sergé - WS03A - OF 3%

32 black-sand - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes black-linen - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Sergé Metallic (available on demand) black Class 3 Values Classes The Collection

33 daybreak - front/back evening - front/back 33 Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes dawn - front/back twilight - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes midnight - front/back moonlight - front/back Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Screen Essentials Sergé - WM03A - OF 3%

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35 Fabric code WC05A OF 5% 35 Carré The Screen Essentials Unique pattern to limit cutting loss to a minimum. An original look, a variety of fresh colors and especially designed for outside use. External and internal applications

36 36 Fabric code The Screen Essentials WC05A OF 5% Yarn Technical specifications Average Values Standard Titer 165 tex ISO 1889 (2009) Weighted composition Glass 41.5%, PVC 58.5% ISO 3801 (1977) Diameter 0.38 mm Environment Oekotex standard 100 Fabric Type of fabric PVC-coated fiberglass fabric Weave pattern basket weave Widths 1800, 2500 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 50 m Carré Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 0.58 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 540 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Yarns in warp/weft/cm 16/16 ISO 7211 (1996) Fire resistance M1 NF P (1995) FR NFPA 701 (2010) B1 DIN 4102 (1998) C-s3, d0 EN (2010) Breaking strength warp 290 dan, weft 310 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 4.4%, weft 6.6% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 8.9 dan, weft 7.1 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 7-8 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 360 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting crush or ultrasonic; railroad or width out of roll width Welding thermal, HF, ultrasonic, sewing Cleaning remove dust from the fabric surface, then wipe gently with a humid soft sponge while using a mild detergent The Guide

37 white white-grey Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes white-sand white-linen Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes white-pearl grey Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Carré - WC05A - OF 5%

38 grey-white grey-dark blue Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes grey-pearl grey-black Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes sand sand-white Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes The Collection

39 sand-black black Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes black-white black-tangerine Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes black-light blue black-grey Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Carré - WC05A - OF 5%

40 black-lime black-pearl Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Carré - WC05A - OF 5%

41 Fabric code WL05A OF 5% 41 Staccato The Screen Essentials A sophisticated weave, combining bicolor yarns in warp and weft to create a natural look. Excellent for outside use. External and internal applications

42 42 Fabric code The Screen Essentials WL05A OF 5% Yarn Staccato Technical specifications Average Values Standard Titer 165 tex ISO 1889 (2009) Weighted composition Glass 41%, PVC 59% ISO 3801 (1977) Diameter 0.39 mm Environment Oekotex standard 100 Fabric Type of fabric PVC-coated fiberglass fabric Weave pattern twill weave Widths 2500 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 50 m Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 0.58 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 457 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Yarns in warp/weft/cm 12/16 ISO 7211 (1996) Fire resistance M1 NF P (1995) FR NFPA 701 (2010) Breaking strength warp 210 dan, weft 270 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 5.4%, weft 5.2% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 12 dan, weft 10 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 7-8 scale of blue white not included ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 788 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting crush or ultrasonic; railroad or width out of roll width Welding thermal, HF, ultrasonic, sewing Cleaning remove dust from the fabric surface, then wipe gently with a humid soft sponge while using a mild detergent The Guide

43 chalk dolomite Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes quartzite tuff Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes slate limestone Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Staccato - WL05A - OF 5%

44 44 The Guide

45 Fabric code TR01A / TR03A / TR07A OF 1/3/7% 45 Star The Screen Essentials Combine effectiveness and beauty. Ideal for finding the right combination in visual and thermal comfort. External and internal applications

46 46 Fabric code The Screen Essentials TR01A / TR03A / TR07A OF 1/3/7% Yarn Technical specifications Average Values Standard Titer 115 tex ISO 1889 (2009) Weighted composition Glass 34%, PVC 66% ISO 3801 (1977) Diameter 0.29 mm Environment Oekotex standard 100 Fabric Type of fabric PVC-coated fiberglass fabric Weave pattern satin weave Widths fabric on rolls: 2050, 2500 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 50 m Star Technical specifications Average Values Standard 1% OF 3% OF 7% OF Thickness 0.61 mm 0.57 mm 0.60 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 463 g/m g/m g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Yarns in warp/weft/cm 24/16 24/13 24/10 ISO 7211 (1984) Fire resistance M1 M1 M1 NF P (1996) FR FR FR NFPA 701 (2010) Type B BS 5867 (1993) B1 B1 B1 DIN 4102 (1998) Volatile organic compounds complies complies complies DIBt (June 2004) (VOC) complies complies complies AgBB (March 2008) complies complies complies AFSSET (2006) complies complies complies GREENGUARD complies complies complies GREENGUARD Children & Schools Breaking strength warp/weft 210 dan/120 dan 190 dan/110 dan 220 dan/96 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp/weft 4.4%/4.2% 3.6%/3.4% 3.8%/3% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp/weft 6.1 dan/5.3 dan 7.2 dan/6.6 dan 3.8 dan/5.4 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Acoustics αw: 0,25 ISO 354:2003 Colourfastness 7-8 scale of blue 7-8 scale of blue 7-8 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) UV-resistance min. 4 scale of grey (1-5) ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 465 l/m²/sec 760 l/m²/sec 1190 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting crush or ultrasonic; railroad or width out of roll width Welding thermal, HF, ultrasonic, sewing Cleaning remove dust from the fabric surface, then wipe gently with a humid soft sponge while using a mild detergent The Guide

47 47 Star 1% night hornet - front/back Class 3 Values Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes sydney green - front/back gold - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Screen Essentials Star 1% - TR01A - OF 1%

48 dusk - front/back cappuccino - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes ivory iron - front/back Class 1 Values Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes alcantara - front/back desert - front/back Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Collection

49 silver - front/back pewter - front/back 49 Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes sahara - front/back snow Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Class 1 Values Classes The Screen Essentials Star 1% - TR01A - OF 1%

50 50 Star 3% night hornet - front/back Class 3 Values Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes sydney green - front/back gold - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Collection

51 dusk - front/back cappuccino - front/back 51 Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes ivory iron - front/back Class 1 Values Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes alcantara - front/back desert - front/back Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Screen Essentials Star 3% - TR03A - OF 3%

52 silver - front/back pewter - front/back Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes sahara - front/back snow Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Class 1 Values Classes The Screen Essentials Star 3% - TR03A - OF 3%

53 53 Star 7% night hornet - front/back Class 1 Values Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes sydney green - front/back gold - front/back Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Screen Essentials Star 7% - TR07A - OF 7%

54 dusk - front/back cappuccino - front/back Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes ivory iron - front/back Class 0 Values Classes Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes alcantara - front/back desert - front/back Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes The Collection

55 silver - front/back pewter - front/back 55 Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes sahara - front/back snow Front Class 0 Back Class 0 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Class 1 Values Classes The Screen Essentials Star 7% - TR07A - OF 7%

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57 Fabric code TN10A OF 10% 57 Natte 2115 The Screen Essentials A long lasting fabric, with outstanding performances for filtering daylight without obstructing the view to the outside world. Internal applications

58 58 Fabric code The Screen Essentials TN10A OF 10% Natte 2115 Yarn Technical specifications Average Values Standard Titer 115 tex ISO 1889 (2009) Weighted composition Glass 34%, PVC 66% ISO 3801 (1977) Diameter 0.29 mm Environment Oekotex standard 100 Fabric Type of fabric Weave pattern Widths Roll length (nominally) PVC-coated fiberglass fabric basket weave fabric on rolls: 2050, 2500 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) vertical vanes: 89, 127 mm 50 m Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 0.57 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 400 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Yarns in warp/weft/cm 18/18 ISO 7211 (1996) Fire resistance M1 NF P (1995) FR NFPA 701 (2010) Type B BS 5867 (1993) B1 DIN 4102 (1998) C-s3, d0 EN (2010) Volatile organic compounds (VOC) complies DIBt (June 2004) complies AgBB (March 2008) complies AFSSET (2006) complies GREENGUARD complies GREENGUARD Children & Schools Breaking strength warp 150 dan, weft 140 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 4.2%, weft 4.6% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 6 dan, weft 5.8 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 7-8 scale of blue white not included ISO 105 B02 (1994) UV-resistance min. 4 scale of grey (1-5) ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 1500 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting crush or ultrasonic; railroad or width out of roll width Welding thermal, HF, ultrasonic, sewing Cleaning remove dust from the fabric surface, then wipe gently with a humid soft sponge while using a mild detergent The Guide

59 basalt praline Class Class 0 Values Classes Values Classes night lagoon Class Class 0 Values Classes Values Classes hornet wafer Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Natte TN10A - OF 10%

60 bamboo dijon Class Class 0 Values Classes Values Classes wheat mink Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes basics ivory Class Class 0 Values Classes Values Classes The Collection

61 moody desert Class Class 0 Values Classes Values Classes silver snow Class Class 0 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Natte TN10A - OF 10%

62 62 The Guide

63 Fabric code BN03A / BN05A / BN10A OF 3/5/10% 63 Panama The Screen Essentials Economic, lightweight and an explicit textile look. Ideal for meeting different demands of openness factors with the same weaving pattern. Internal applications

64 64 Fabric code The Screen Essentials BN03A / BN05A / BN10A OF 3/5/10% Yarn Panama Technical specifications Average Values Standard Titer 95 tex ISO 1889 (2009) Weighted composition Glass 36%, PVC 64% ISO 3801 (1977) Diameter 0.28 mm Environment Oekotex standard 100 Fabric Type of fabric Weave pattern Widths Roll length (nominally) PVC-coated fiberglass fabric basket weave fabric on rolls: 2500 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) vertical vanes (5% OF): 89, 127, 250 mm 50 m Technical specifications Average Values Standard 3% OF 5% OF 10% OF Thickness 0.51 mm 0.52 mm 0.56 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 424 g/m g/m g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Yarns in warp/weft/cm 24/19 24/17 24/14 ISO 7211 (1984) Fire resistance M2 M2 M2 NF P (1995) FR FR FR NFPA 701 (2010) complies complies complies GREENGUARD complies complies complies GREENGUARD Children & Schools Breaking strength warp/weft 240 dan/210 dan 220 dan/190 dan 230 dan/140 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp/weft 6.6%/5% 6%/4.2% 5.4%/3.4% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp/weft 8.3 dan/8.3 dan 10.2 dan/9.7 dan 5.6 dan/8.7 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Acoustics αw: 0,25 ISO 354:2003 Colourfastness 7-8 scale of blue 7-8 scale of blue 7-8 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 380 l/m²/sec 692 l/m²/sec 1040 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting crush or ultrasonic; railroad or width out of roll width Welding thermal, HF, ultrasonic, sewing Cleaning remove dust from the fabric surface, then wipe gently with a humid soft sponge while using a mild detergent The Guide

65 65 Panama 3% white white-linen Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes white-pearl bronze-grey Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Panama 3 - BN03A - OF 3%

66 bronze bronze-black Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes black-pearl black Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Panama 3 - BN03A - OF 3%

67 67 Panama 5% white white-linen Class Class 0 Values Classes Values Classes white-pearl bronze-grey Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Panama 5 - BN05A - OF 5%

68 bronze bronze-black Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes black-pearl black Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Panama 5 - BN05A - OF 5%

69 69 Panama 10% white white-linen Class Class 0 Values Classes Values Classes white-pearl bronze-grey Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Panama 10 - BN10A - OF 10%

70 bronze bronze-black Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes black-pearl black Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Panama 10 - BN10A - OF 10%

71 Fabric code MU04A OF 4% 71 Origins The Screen Essentials Natural look, special weave, marvelous design. Try it! Internal applications

72 72 Fabric code The Screen Essentials MU04A OF 4% Yarn Technical specifications Average Values Standard Origins Titer 95 tex ISO 1889 (2009) Weighted composition Warp: Glass 36%, PVC 64%/Weft: Glass 33.6%, PVC 59.6%, PES 6.8% ISO 3801 (1977) Diameter 0.28 mm Environment Oekotex standard 100 Fabric Type of fabric Weave pattern PVC-coated fiberglass fabric plain weave Widths 3100 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 20 m Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 1.03 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 637 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Yarns in warp/weft/cm 7/22 ISO 7211 (1996) Fire resistance M2 NF P (1995) FR NFPA 701 (2010) complies complies GREENGUARD GREENGUARD Children & Schools Breaking strength warp 360 dan, weft 120 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 3.6%, weft 9.4% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 6.6 dan, weft 17.9 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 7-8 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 620 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting ultrasonic; width out of roll width, do not railroad Welding thermal, HF, ultrasonic, sewing Cleaning remove dust from the fabric surface, then wipe gently with a humid soft sponge while using a mild detergent The Guide

73 0002D2 marble 0007C1 granite Class Class 2 Values Classes Values Classes N5 papyrus 0030W2 carbon Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes N2 sepia 0061N3 patina Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes The Screen Essentials Origins - MU04A - OF 4%

74 74 Greenscreen Fabrics based on virgin yarn technology promoting recyclability & enhancing sustainability. The Guide

75 Fabric code AS04A OF 4% 75 Eco Greenscreen Ideal to combine Green & Eco. Ultra thin & 100% polyester fabric. Internal applications

76 76 Fabric code Greenscreen AS04A OF 4% Yarn Technical specifications Average Values Composition Polyester 100% Fabric Type of fabric 100% polyester fabric Widths 2400 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 50 m Eco Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 0.39 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 180 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Fire resistance M1 NF P (1995) B1 DIN 4102 (1998) complies GREENGUARD complies GREENGUARD Children & Schools Breaking strength warp 97 dan, weft 38.1 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 53.5%, weft 34% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 5.97 dan, weft 4.8 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 7 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) UV-resistance 4-5 scale of grey (1-5) ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 1220 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting ultrasonic; width out of roll width, do not railroad Welding thermal, HF and ultrasonic by means of pvc welding tape, sewing Cleaning vacuum cleaning or using a soft cloth The Guide

77 ice eggshell Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes iron charcoal Class Class 2 Values Classes Values Classes rock feather Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes Greenscreen Eco - AS04A - OF 4%

78 ebony Class 1 Values Classes The Collection

79 Fabric code AS02M OF 2% 79 Platinum Greenscreen Ideal to combine Green & Eco. Ultra thin & 100% polyester fabric with an aluminum layer. Internal applications

80 80 Fabric code Greenscreen AS02M OF 2% Platinum Yarn Technical specifications Composition Average Values Polyester 100% (metalized backing) Fabric Type of fabric 100% polyester fabric Widths 2400 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 50 m Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 0.40 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 179 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Fire resistance M1 NF P (1995) B1 DIN 4102 (1998) Breaking strength warp 104 dan, weft 40.8 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 43.5%, weft 41% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 5.24 dan, weft 5.9 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 7 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) UV-resistance 5 scale of grey (1-5) ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 693 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting ultrasonic; width out of roll width, do not railroad Welding thermal, HF and ultrasonic by means of pvc welding tape, sewing Cleaning vacuum cleaning or using a soft cloth The Guide

81 ice - front/back iron - front/back 81 Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 1 Back Class 1 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes charcoal - front/back ebony - front/back Front Class 3 Back Class 3 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 2 Back Class 2 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Greenscreen Platinum - AS02M - OF 2%

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83 Fabric code AE03A OF 3% 83 Earth Greenscreen Made of fibers containing up to 80% post consumer recycled materials. A simple, concrete and effective way of conveying your concerns for the environment. Internal applications

84 84 Fabric code Greenscreen AE03A OF 3% Earth Yarn Technical specifications Composition Average Values Recycled PET Fabric Type of fabric 100% polyester fabric Widths 3000 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 50 m Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 0.42 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 206 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Fire resistance M1 NF P (1995) FR NFPA 701 (2010) B1 DIN 4102 (1998) Breaking strength warp 99 dan, weft 50 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 39.5%, weft 36.5% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 3.4 dan, weft 3.5 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 6 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 737 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting ultrasonic; width out of roll width, do not railroad Welding sewing recommended Cleaning vacuum cleaning or using a soft cloth The Guide

85 ice eggshell Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes iron muscat Class Class 1 Values Classes Values Classes Greenscreen Earth - AE03A - OF 3%

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87 Fabric code AR03A OF 3% 87 NRG basic Greenscreen A Trevira CS, 100% PVC free, simple and noble fabric. Open for a wide range of inside applications. Internal applications

88 88 Fabric code Greenscreen AR03A OF 3% NRG basic Yarn Technical specifications Composition Average Values Trevira CS Fabric Type of fabric 100% polyester fabric Weave pattern basket weave Widths 2900 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 30 m Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 0.49 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 216 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Yarns in warp/weft/cm 24/20 ISO 7211 (1996) Fire resistance M1 NF P (1995) FR NFPA 701 (2010) B1 DIN 4102 (1998) Breaking strength warp 120 dan, weft 110 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 20.5%, weft 38.5% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 9.9 dan, weft 9.6 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 7-8 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) Air porosity 421 l/m²/sec ISO/DIS 9237 (1995) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting ultrasonic; width out of roll width, do not railroad Welding sewing recommended Cleaning vacuum cleaning or using a soft cloth The Guide

89 snowdrop nutmeg Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes aubergine licorice Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes boulder pencil Class Class 3 Values Classes Values Classes Greenscreen NRG basic - AR03A - OF 3%

90 90 Black-out Top quality 100% black-out fabrics. The Guide

91 Fabric code AAXXO OF 0% 91 Sensa Black-out A 100% PVC free, room darkening fabric with the feel of velvet. Particularly smooth, no shiny surface. Internal applications

92 92 Fabric code Black-out AAXXO OF 0% Sensa Yarn Technical specifications Composition Average Values PES Fabric Type of fabric 100% polyester fabric, flocke finished Widths 2900 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 30 m Technical specifications Average Values Standard Thickness 0.64 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 364 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Fire resistance M2 NF P (1995) FR NFPA 701 (2010) B1 DIN 4102 (1998) Breaking strength warp 74 dan, weft 52 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 55.5%, weft 32.5% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 3.4 dan, weft 3.8 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 5-6 scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting ultrasonic; width out of roll width, do not railroad Welding sewing recommended Cleaning vacuum cleaning or using a soft cloth The Guide

93 ecru - front/back zinc - front/back 93 Front Class 4 Back Class 4 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 4 Back Class 4 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes beige - front/back graphite - front/back Front Class 4 Back Class 4 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Front Class 4 Back Class 4 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes nimbus - front/back Front Class 4 Back Class 4 Front Values Front Classes Back Values Back Classes Black-out Sensa - AAXXO - OF 0%

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95 Fabric code ZZXXO OF 0% 95 Opac 6000 Black-out Black-out fabric, only 0,30mm thick and 100% light tight. Internal applications

96 96 Fabric code Black-out ZZXXO OF 0% Opac 6000 Fabric Technical specifications Average Values Standard Composition glassfibre fabric with double sided PVC-backing Widths 1950 mm (tolerance -0%, +5%) Roll length (nominally) 27 m Thickness 0.30 mm ISO/DIS (1996) Mass 400 g/m 2 ISO 3801 (1977) Fire resistance M1 NF P (1995) FR NFPA 701 (2010) Breaking strength warp 82 dan, weft 68 dan ISO (1999) Elongation at break warp 3.6%, weft 3.4% ISO (1999) Tear resistance warp 1.3 dan, weft 0.9 dan ISO 4674 part 1 method A (2003) Colourfastness 6+ scale of blue ISO 105 B02 (1994) The Quality Chain General - specifications are purely indicative and may not be considered as binding. Colours may vary from the samples shown Cutting crush or ultrasonic; railroad or width out of roll width Welding thermal, HF, ultrasonic, sewing Cleaning remove dust from the fabric surface, then wipe gently with a humid soft sponge while using a mild detergent The Guide

97 white night Class Class 4 Values Classes Values Classes lightgrey cream Class Class 4 Values Classes Values Classes Black-out Opac ZZXXO - OF 0%

98 98 Out of the box Printed designs on screen. The only limit is your imagination. The Guide

99 99 Print on screen Printing designs on screen fabric. The only limit is your imagination. Internal applications

100 100 Matrix Sydney Shanghai Brasilia Karambool 2 colors available on Panama 5 White 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Linen 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Pearl Geometric Triangle Bilbao Labyrinth Asterix 2 colors available on Panama 5 White 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Linen 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Pearl Seasons Autumn Spring Summer Winter 2 colors available on Panama 5 White 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Linen 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Pearl Decoration Isis Orion Pavo Octans 2 colors available on Panama 5 White 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Linen 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Pearl Stripes Proclus Aristoteles Descartes Spinoza 2 colors available on Panama 5 White 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Linen 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Pearl Folklore Maori Appache Touareg Saami 2 colors available on Panama 5 White 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Linen 2 colors available on Panama 5 White-Pearl The Guide

101 Printing on screen: Thinking out of the box 101 So far screen fabrics were designed to be functional. While keeping this functional aspect, fiberglass screen fabrics with printed designs are unique and have a high added value for new businesses, especially projects. Helioscreen is the first to develop a wide range of unique and exclusive designs on a fiberglass screen range, available off the shelf. Digital printing, a fully sustainable process Digital printing refers to the method of printing from a digital based image directly to a variety of media. The main difference between digital printing and traditional methods is that no printing plates are used. This results in a quicker and less expensive turnaround time. The printing method is - both environmentally and technically a sustainable process. The exclusive Helioscreen prints are made by the greenest printers on the market. No special preliminary treatment of the fabric is required, and printing can easily be done for inside and outside applications. All designs are printable on almost any type of the Helioscreen fibreglass fabric range. There is no special treatment required afterwards and the inline fixation is done at low temperature. Digital print applications reduce the impact on the environment because non-toxic, low-smell inks are used. VOC-levels (volatile organic compound levels) of both fabric and print, are extremely low. Because the inks are fire retardant and non-combustible the printing process is performed in a safe working environment. The only limit is your imagination Think out of the box and use your imagination. Whether you propose these printed designs on rollerblinds, tensile structures or even as a decoration or communication tool, many other options or applications are possible. All designs are exclusive and to help you out, Helioscreen has selected a limited range of designs. This standard range of designs is available off the shelf on a selected range of Panama 5% fiberglass fabrics. For a small additional cost the non-standard range can be applied on the fiberglass fabric of your choice. Made to measure or roll to roll, share your thoughts with us and create your own range. We will be glad to explore what never has been done and think out of the box together with you. The only limit is your imagination. For further information about print on screen please ask for our Out of the box collection book. Out of the box - Print on screen

102 102 Helioscreen has a clear mission: to make and supply high-quality products that improve quality of life and work. We accomplish this through ongoing research and product development, always bearing in mind that the service we give to the customer is of the utmost importance. The Quality Chain But the quality of the weaving process for Screen fabric is only one link in the Quality Chain: later on, the fabric will have to be cut to size, welded, finished and assembled into a roller blind and put onto a window. The quality of the end-product - the installed blind - will be judged by the end-user only, and every link in the manufacturing and assembly chain will have to be perfectly controlled to make sure that the quality in one stage of the manufacturing process does not get lost somewhere else. The weaving of glass yarns remains a complex and difficult task, but with the help of the latest developments in the beaming and weaving processes it has been perfected. The customer should be aware, however, of a few areas that deserve attention: Colour variations Compared to the sample card, from one batch of yarn to another, minor and carefully controlled colour variations may occur. Storage of the rolls Store the rolls in such a way that no excessive weight rests on the fabric. While the fabric is sturdy and strong, glass does not like to be compressed and the fabric may be deformed if it is put under continuous local high pressure. Never store the rolls vertically. Put them by preference in separate cardboard tubes. Cover manufacturing Always make sure the covers are cut at perfectly right angles. Use razor sharp blades or crush-cut knives in order to avoid splitting the glass core. Stitching is not recommended, it is better to weld the fabric, either with a highfrequency or a thermal welding machine, especially designed for this job. Maximum dimensions There are certain limits to the size of a single sunblind, depending upon the diameter and material of the roller tube, the type of mechanism and the size of the headbox. These are limits beyond which the blind will simply not perform properly and the screen cover will not behave as it should. Helioscreen offers free information on the use of its fabrics and the maximum dimensions of single blinds. Call or us if you have any questions or if you are in doubt. Thank you for choosing Helioscreen. The Guide

103 All Helioscreen fiberglass fabrics are made with Enduris TM Glass Core. 103 EndurisTM Enduris Glass Core plays a key role in the design of high-performance, sustainable blinds. Fabrics with Enduris Glass Core offer great look, sharp transparency to outward visibility and ensure outstanding strength and durability for large outdoor and indoor shade applications. Designed and tested for the highest levels of performance, with a wide range of attractive designs, fabrics made with Enduris yarns have been installed in offices and executive suites, educational and health-care facilities, public spaces, hotels, restaurants and residential areas. Solar shading fabrics made with Enduris yarns contribute to sustainable buildings by effectively managing solar heat protection, diffusing incoming natural light, enhancing interior comfort and increasing occupant productivity. The proven outstanding strength and quality of fabrics with Enduris Glass Core make them a leading option for architects and designers. All shades made with these yarns offer excellent aesthetics, the highest strength and durability to maintain those looks, and performance characteristics that contribute to a healthier, more sustainable indoor environment. For more detailed information please visit the Enduris TM website: