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FENETRE Systems — Insect Screen and Pleated Blind Systems

Café & Restaurant Zip Screen

Zip screen in a café and restaurant: outdoor seating wind-sun protection, season extension and an insect barrier; customer comfort stays at the table.

Café & Restaurant Zip Screen Analysis

In a café and restaurant the zip screen is a direct revenue system: by protecting the outdoor seating area from wind and sun it extends the table capacity and the season. The side-channelled fabric keeps pests outside while preserving customer comfort; when retracted the street view opens. Together with the outdoor heater it provides year-round use.

Season Extension

The wind and sun protection keeps outdoor seating usable all year; the capacity returns as revenue.

Customer Comfort

The wind and the glare at the table edge are cut; the sitting time extends.

Insect Barrier

The closed edges cut the passage of flies and insects; critical in a food space.

Open Mode

The retracted cassette opens the street view; two modes with a single system.

The revenue of outdoor seating

The outdoor table of a café-restaurant is its most valuable but most fragile capacity: wind or harsh sun empties the table. By closing the edge the zip screen keeps this capacity usable all year.

The side-channelled fabric preserves customer comfort — the wind is cut, the sun is filtered, pests stay outside. In a food space the insect barrier is a hygiene value.

The retracted cassette opens the street view; the system lowers in the evening cool, retracts at noon — two modes work with a single command.

Application Notes

Mounting & Selection for Café & Restaurant Zip Screen

Season

Outdoor seating is usable all year; the capacity returns as revenue.

Insect

The closed edge cuts the fly passage.

Wind

The channel-locked fabric preserves customer comfort.

Motor

It manages by itself with the sensor.

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Café & Restaurant Zip Screen — season extension, customer comfort, insect barrier, open mode.

Seating Area

The system plan is drawn up with the opening and the façade direction.