LUXASHADEQuiet Protection, Natural Light
Motorised zip-guided exterior screens with whisper-quiet motors. Balanced fabric lets natural light in while blocking outside visibility — effective sun, wind, and weather protection with privacy. Easy assembly with covered panel design.
A motorised zip screen that lowers a tensioned fabric panel between aluminium rails — sun control, wind shelter, mosquito barrier in one. Used on windows, terraces, and pergola sides. Engineered in Germany. Up to 6 m wide, 200+ fabric colours, any RAL frame.
The manual sister of the Tela 100. Same zip-guided fabric, same wind class, same RAL palette — operated by a smooth gear-driven crank handle. No motor, no wiring, no electrician needed. Up to 4 m wide.
A solar-powered zip screen — same Tela 100 motor and zip rail, powered by a compact solar panel mounted on the cassette. Battery lasts ~3-4 weeks of normal use, recharges from daylight. Perfect for retrofits where running cable is expensive or impossible.
A horizontal zip screen designed for pergola and veranda roofs — fabric tensioned across the underside of the roof to filter sun, glare, and heat. Used over Sereno 700, Vetra WG, or any flat roof up to 6×4 m. Motorised, RAL frame.
PONARC positions the LuxaShade zip screen range as exterior solar control with visible differences between motorised convenience and no-electricity manual operation, while keeping privacy, wind and weather proof points on the category page.
The page now makes the decision between Luxa Tela 100 and 100M clear before buyers enter product-level comparison.
The proof copy surfaces the practical reason to choose a zip screen over a loose exterior blind.
Key buying constraints are visible at category level so users can qualify openings before requesting configuration help.
These answers clarify when ZIP screens belong in the project as facade solar control, pergola side protection or retrofit shading.
Choose a ZIP screen when heat and glare should be controlled before sunlight reaches the glass. Indoor blinds mainly manage glare and privacy after heat has entered the room.
Review exterior references →Check opening size, fixing surface, cassette access, wind exposure, desired outward view, privacy target and whether the project needs motorised, manual or solar-powered control.
Pre-check wind exposure →The screen should be planned as a serviceable exterior system: fabric, guides, motor or manual mechanism, cassette finish and maintenance access all affect long-term performance.
Open lifecycle library →Position ZIP screens as exterior solar-control systems with wind, surface and lifecycle references visible from the product hub.
Maintenance planning for coated aluminium exterior components.
Buyer lifecycle guideOwner-facing maintenance route for fabrics, guides, motors and coated aluminium.
Surface standardsQualicoat and aluminium surface references for exposed cassettes and rails.
Wind checkPre-check local wind pressure before facade screen specification.
Qualicoat guideOutdoor powder-coating expectations for aluminium systems.
A ZIP screen should be specified as an exterior facade system. The brief needs opening, fabric, control and service details before pricing.