Store Curtain
Curtain in a store: vertical display management, screen glare cutting and blackout back-area closure; display-interior distinction observed.
Store Curtain Analysis
In a store the curtain splits by zone: no curtain is fitted to the display glazing but on the interior façade the screen filters the sun, and on the wide slider and the back area the vertical or the blackout gives closure. Harsh sun in the sales area spoils customer comfort; the type selection is made by area.
Display
No curtain is fitted to the display glazing; work is on the interior façade.
Interior Façade
The sun in the sales area is filtered with the screen.
Back Area
Full closure is given on the stock and staff window.
Curtain Type Selection for Store Curtain
Vertical Blind
SuitableThe classic store solution on the wide interior façade and the sliding plane.
Vertical Blind page →Roman Blind
Not suitableTextile maintenance is not practical in a retail environment.
Roman Blind page →The display-interior distinction in the store
No curtain is fitted to the display glazing — the product stays visible; on the interior façade the screen filters the sun, in the back area the vertical or the blackout gives closure.
On the wide store plane the vertical slat is the classic solution; it is durable in customer traffic.
Application Notes
Mounting & Selection for Store Curtain
Display
The display glass stays uncovered so the products remain visible; the system is applied on the inner façade plane.
Back Area
Blackout gives closure on the stock window.
Width
On a large interior façade vertical or motorised.
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Related Pages
Store Curtain — display, interior façade, back area.
Façade and Area
A plan is drawn up with the sales and back-area glazing.
