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LUNVIQOutdoor Roller Screen Systems

LUNVIQ · Technical Centre

Plan the opening, screen, controls and exposure before selecting the final system.

The LUNVIQ Technical Centre separates what can already be used for project planning from the items that still require exact-system confirmation. This avoids applying one supplier claim to every roller-screen configuration.

Opening-led selectionModel-specific evidenceControls + exposure planning
Outdoor roller screen cassette, side guide and bottom rail detailRepresentative outdoor roller-screen hardware. Final profile sizes and configuration depend on the selected LUNVIQ system.

Product details

Current planning references

These are safe early-stage planning references from the current reviewed supplier range. Anything outside these references remains subject to exact-system technical confirmation.

01FACADE frame reference
6063-T5 aluminiumCurrent published large-format supplier reference; final profile set depends on the selected project system.
02TWIN width reference
Above 680 mm to 4000 mmCurrent published reference for the selected dual-layer system.
03TWIN height reference
Up to 3000 mmFinal width/drop combination, fabrics and operation remain project-confirmed.
04TWIN operation
Manual or motorisedIndependent-layer operation and controls are confirmed before order.
05GRID control pathways
Wall · remote · app · group · sceneCurrent commercial supplier literature also references selected building-management integration.
06GRID building integration
BMS pathway available on selected commercial systemProtocol/gateway remains held until exact controller documentation is received.
07SOLAR pathway
Solar-charged motorised screenBattery capacity, panel wattage, autonomy, cycles and operating-temperature data remain pending.
08GUARD pathway
Selected FR / heavy-duty supplier system under reviewNo public fire, hurricane, waterproof or blanket wind claim is released without exact evidence.

Technical information is intentionally conservative until the current factory drawings, test reports, control protocols, solar data and warranty documents are received and checked.

Applications + project fit

Information needed before manufacture

Opening + fixing zones

Provide clear opening width, drop, headbox location, side-guide fixing surfaces, bottom-rail travel zone and any clashes with doors, balustrades or furniture.

Fabric outcome

Define shade, glare, outward view, privacy, insect control, airflow and blockout expectations before choosing fabric.

Power + controls

Confirm mains or solar intent, local wall controls, remotes, app control, group/scene requirements and any building-management interface.

Exposure

Record prevailing wind, coastal salt, heavy rain, UV, debris risk and whether staff will be available to retract screens during severe weather.

Service access

Allow access to headboxes, motors, batteries, controllers and guides so routine service does not require destructive work.

Evidence check

For exposed or regulated projects, match wind/fire/fabric documentation to the exact screen size, fabric, guides, fixings and motorised configuration.

Applications
Project planningArchitects & specifiersHospitality projectsCommercial projectsLarge residential openingsCoastal projectsInternational supply

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LUNVIQ · Outdoor Roller Screen Systems
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Regional project pathwayLUNVIQ Outdoor Roller Screen Systems for Pacific Island projects

Review this system against the actual island, coastal exposure, wind or cyclone criteria, freight route and local project responsibilities before the final configuration is selected.

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