Retail visibility
Transparent closure elements keep merchandise and interior presentation visible after the tenancy closes.
TREVIK R · Transparent Commercial Closures
Transparent rolling and folding shopfront closures that keep the tenancy visible when the opening is secured.
TREVIK CLEARROLL and CLEARFOLD use transparent polycarbonate closure elements with aluminium or selected stainless components. The current range supports manual and motorised roller pathways plus a manual folding/sliding system suited to straight and curved shopfront applications.
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Transparent polycarbonate curtain pathwaysManual + motorised CLEARROLL operationManual CLEARFOLD pathway for straight or curved shopfronts
Architectural visualisation. Exact slat/profile selection and opening geometry are project-specific.Product details
Current transparent-closure construction
The current technical catalogue identifies multiple polycarbonate slat, tube, bottom-rail and guide-rail combinations. The exact component set is selected around the opening.
01TREVIK R1 · CLEARROLL curtain
Polycarbonate slats + aluminium alloy tubes + end clipsOne current construction uses powder-coated solid aluminium alloy tubes.
02Alternative curtain
Polycarbonate slats + stainless-steel tubes + end clipsThe catalogue also shows a stainless-tube pathway.
03Bottom rail
Heavy-duty extruded T-section aluminiumWeather-seal brush and powder-coated surface finish shown; selected stainless-steel bottom rail also available.
04Guide rail
Heavy-duty extruded U-section aluminiumWeather-seal brush and powder-coated finish shown; selected stainless-steel guide rail also available.
05Manual operation
Push up / down by handleCatalogue manual system includes counter-spring components, shaft, locking system and associated curtain hardware.
06Motorised operation
Remote · switch button · endless chainCatalogue motorised system includes side motor and associated shaft/end-plate components.
07Optional enclosure
Shutter boxShown as an optional component in the current catalogue.
08Known tube reference
AS001 · approx. 22 × 15.6 mmDrawing reference shown in the current catalogue.
09Known tube reference
AS002 · approx. 32.6 × 12.3 mmDrawing reference shown in the current catalogue.
10Known stainless tube
SS001 · 16 mm diameterCatalogue component schedule shows 201/304 stainless-steel tube variants.
11TREVIK R2 · CLEARFOLD
Aluminium frame + polycarbonate panelCurrent new-product pathway is a folding/sliding transparent closure.
12CLEARFOLD operation
ManualCurrent catalogue specifically identifies manual operation.
13CLEARFOLD geometry
Straight or curved shopfront pathwayCatalogue presents it as suitable for upscale shops, including curved shopfronts.
Maximum opening dimensions, CLEARFOLD curve radius, security classification, motor sizing, emergency-egress requirements and tested wind pressure are not stated in the current attachment and must be confirmed for each project.
Applications + project fit
Security without turning the shopfront opaque.
CLEARROLL
The rolling pathway combines transparent polycarbonate slats with aluminium or selected stainless components and can be manual or motorised.
CLEARFOLD
The folding/sliding pathway is particularly useful where the opening follows a curved or more complex shopfront line.
Component choice
Multiple polycarbonate slat, tube, bottom-rail and guide-rail profiles are shown, allowing the assembly to be configured rather than relying on one universal curtain.
Commercial integration
Head box, guides, floor interface, locking and any motor/control positions should be designed into the tenancy frontage early.
Claims remain controlled
No independent security classification, fire rating or tested wind pressure is stated in the current attachment, so those ratings are not claimed.
Applications
Shopping centresRetail storesLuxury boutiquesKiosksFood courtsCafés & barsAirport retailStadium concessionsCommercial internal frontage
Product snapshot
TREVIK Transparent Commercial Closures
Transparent polycarbonate rolling closures using polycarbonate slats with aluminium-alloy or selected stainless-steel tube pathways, heavy-duty guide/bottom-rail components and manual or motorised operation. The folding/sliding pathway uses an aluminium frame with polycarbonate panel and is shown for manual straight or curved shopfront applications. Maximum sizes, curve radius, security classification and tested wind performance remain project-specific.
TREVIKTransparent Commercial ClosuresLive product pathway
Configuration
Project Configured
Materials
Aluminium · Steel · Stainless Steel
TechnicalTechnical documents not yet centralisedDrawingsDrawing review by projectRegionalGlobal project reviewRelated0 controlled pathwaysSupply modelSupply-only · manual project quotation
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Final engineering, testing, approvals and destination requirements are confirmed for the actual project where applicable.
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