Roller shutters

One of the main advantages of roller shutters is the complete darkening of the premises from the outside and ensuring privacy. Modern and aesthetic roller shutters ensure maximum window covering and allow you to feel comfortable at home. In addition, the roller shutters help to isolate the noise from the street and allow you to enjoy the peace and quiet indoors.

Another, very important nuance is that roller shutters protect the building from wind, hot sun, rain, blizzard or other natural factors. Quality DEXTERA roller shutters in the cold season reduce the cost of heating in the cold season and reduce the cost of cooling in the hot season.

Roller shutters consist of an armour profile, a box, folding armour, a tube in a box, a guide and a control mechanism.

Advantages of Protective Shutters

• Protective shutters are suitable not only for covering windows but also for doors and garage gates.
• They protect windows from breakage (e.g., near a basketball court, tennis courts, or in cases of malicious damage).
• They protect interiors and furniture from direct sunlight, preventing overheating of rooms. Interior details are shielded from harmful fading ultraviolet rays. Textiles (rugs, furniture) and natural wood elements (floors, stairs, furniture) are protected from color changes caused by sun exposure.
• They provide privacy by shielding the interior from unwanted passersby’s gaze.
• They reduce external noise entering the rooms through windows (including the sound of rain hitting the window) by up to 10 decibels.
• In winter, they reduce heat loss through windows (in modern buildings, windows are elements where the majority of heat loss occurs) by up to 45%, resulting in a 10% reduction in energy costs for the home.

Room Darkening:

• Almost complete room darkening when the shutters are slightly raised, and light filters through the gaps between individual slats.
• Partial adjustable room darkening by partially raising the shutters.
• Complete room darkening when the shutters are fully lowered.
• Protection of windows from dust, wind, and hail.