Exterior zip-guided screen systems for solar control.
Late afternoon, the sun has rounded the corner and the terrace is glaring.
from €990
Sometimes a vertical screen is just a vertical screen.
from €790
Most zip screens need a 230V cable buried in the wall.
from €1,190
The Sereno 700 louvres tilt to 115°, but at noon some terraces still need a softer touch — afternoon sun raking across glass walls, glare on a screen, heat radiating off polished stone.
from €890The Tela ZIP screen range is organised around real project choices: motorised facade shading, no-wiring manual control, solar retrofit, fabric openness and horizontal roof screening for pergolas or verandas.
The category copy surfaces the ZIP-guided principle buyers compare against standard roller blinds: fabric retained inside aluminium side channels for a taut exterior screen.
Model choice is clear before the product detail page: powered convenience, manual no-wiring operation, solar retrofit or roof-mounted top screening.
Visible technical details help dealers and homeowners qualify a lead before requesting a quote, fabric recommendation or technical reference package.
The page connects ZIP screen choice to fabric openness, facade exposure and coating references so exterior shading is treated as part of the building envelope.
Confirm opening size, facade fixing, fabric openness, wind exposure and motor/manual/solar preference so the screen is specified as an exterior shading system.
These answers turn the ZIP screen category into a decision route for exterior shading, facade comfort and retrofit projects.
Use Tela 100 for motorised facade shading, Tela 100M when wiring is not wanted, Tela 100S for solar retrofit situations, and Tela 100T for horizontal top screening on pergolas or verandas.
Read wind and fabric guide →Check opening size, facade fixing, wind exposure, view requirement, glare target and privacy need. Fabric openness should be selected as part of the exterior shading system, not only as a colour choice.
Estimate shading impact →A ZIP screen is an exterior solar-control product. It can reduce glare and heat before sunlight reaches the glass, while indoor blinds mainly manage privacy and glare after heat has entered the room.
Review exterior references →Use the calculators and surface references to position a screen as exterior solar control rather than an indoor blind.
Estimate cooling-load reduction for zip-guided exterior screens.
Open reference→02ReferenceChoose fabric openness, cassette access and control type by wind exposure.
Open reference→03ReferencePre-check local wind pressure before specifying facade screens.
Open reference→04ReferencePowder-coating and aluminium surface references for exterior exposure.
Open reference→05ReferenceClass 2 coating expectations for outdoor aluminium cassettes and rails.
Open reference→06ReferenceOpen buyer-intent and country pages before final product selection.
Open referenceUse this checklist before choosing Tela 100, 100M, 100S or 100T. It separates exterior solar-control projects from simple privacy-blind requests.
Choose dimensions, RAL colour and accessories in real-time 3D