1241376272_pslSliding insect screens are suitable for places where it is not possible to use other types of screens. Sliding insect screens in guide rails can be installed on the frame (type PS Z), on the floor and frame  (type PS ZL) or on the floor and ceiling (type PS LL).
The small wheels moving on the bottom guide rail are put in the lower part of the screen frame. The stopping elements are set in the upper part and they are used for fixation of the frame to the top guide rail. The frame and guide rails are produced of extruded aluminium profiles. The net is made of glass-fibre reinforced plastic which does not suffer from temperature differences. The construction of the sliding insect screen is standardly delivered in white or brown, for an extra charge it can be painted with a RAL colour. The net is grey.

Type

min. width

max. width

min. height

max. height

Sliding screen in guide rails

50 cm

170 cm

50 cm

250 cm

Drawings

Description View DWG DXF
PS Z - svislý řez » Sketch/Plan
PS ZL - svislý řez » Sketch/Plan
PS LL - svislý řez » Sketch/Plan
PS v lištách - půdorys » Sketch/Plan

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