Japanese panels
Modern, understated or more decorative: Japanese panels dress large picture windows and also make it possible to divide spaces with elegance and flexibility.
Sliding panels to dress or structure your space
Japanese panels are made up of vertical strips of fabric that slide along the several tracks of a rail. They move sideways and can overlap to gradually open or close the surface.
Particularly suited to large picture windows, they can also serve as a light divider between two spaces. Fabrics, levels of transparency, colours and patterns then let you adapt their function and style to your interior.
Why choose Japanese panels?
- Adaptable — The panels slide sideways to easily adjust the opening, light and privacy.
- Large picture windows — Their vertical format lets them elegantly dress wide glazed surfaces.
- Room dividing — They can structure or divide a room without creating a fixed partition.
- Customisable — Fabrics, levels of transparency, colours, patterns and textures let you put together a solution tailored to your interior.
- Functional — Depending on the fabric chosen: transparency, blackout, acoustic, thermal or flame-retardant properties.
Two ways of operating them
Each panel slides independently along its track. This allows you to move and position the panels freely to suit the light, privacy and decorative effect you want.
The panels are linked together for easier operation. Moving the first panel with an operating wand draws the following panel or panels along in sequence, opening or closing the arrangement.
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We advise you on your choice of fabrics, colours and tracks, then take care of measuring and installation.
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