Formats de travail
Chaque projet de persiennes ou de stores motorisés demande un niveau d'implication différent. Ces trois formats couvrent la sélection des profilés, le choix des tissus et la coordination avec les installateurs.
Pour architectes et designers
Accès aux fiches techniques détaillées : profilés aluminium avec rupture de pont thermique, tolérances de fabrication, coefficients de shading et tableaux de dimensionnement selon la hauteur de chute et le poids du tissu.
Pour projets résidentiels et tertiaires
Revue complète de votre cahier des charges : analyse de l'orientation des baies, choix entre tissus screen, blackout ou translucides, et préconisation des motorisations tubulaires adaptées au couple requis.
Pour hôtellerie et grands volumes
Assistance pendant la pose : vérification des jeux de montage, contrôle de l'équerrage des coffres, test des fins de course moteur et validation des réglages de tension sur les stores à enroulement libre.
Chaque format peut être combiné selon l'avancement du projet. Les spécifications sont fournies au format PDF et DWG pour une intégration directe dans vos dossiers d'exécution.
A structured process for architects and contractors — every project follows the same technical path, from the first site data to the final adjustment report.
We collect window dimensions, orientation, glazing type, and interior use. For motorized systems, we check power supply points and control preferences.
Based on the survey, we recommend profile series, fabric type (blackout, screen, translucent), and drive mechanism. You receive a technical datasheet with shading coefficients.
Our technical team prepares detailed fabrication drawings, including reinforcement plans and motor torque calculations. We confirm every measurement before production.
Aluminum profiles are cut, assembled, and finished in our workshop. Each unit is tested for smooth operation, fabric alignment, and motor function before dispatch.
Certified installers mount the systems, adjust end limits, and program controls. You receive a final inspection report and maintenance guidelines.
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The technical sheets, dimensional tables, and shading coefficients published in this catalog are prepared as reference material for specification work. The following definitions and conditions clarify how the information should be read and applied.
All width and drop measurements in the sizing tables are nominal values. Actual fabric widths, aluminum profile lengths, and bracket positions may vary by up to 5 mm depending on the manufacturing batch and the type of end caps selected. Always verify the rough opening dimensions before placing a production order.
Shading coefficients and solar heat gain values are measured under standard laboratory conditions with the blind fully closed and at a 45-degree slat angle where applicable. Real-world performance depends on orientation, glass type, external obstructions, and local climate patterns. Treat these figures as comparative indicators, not absolute performance guarantees.
The terms blackout, screen, and translucent refer to the fabric's light transmission behavior as measured by the manufacturer. A blackout fabric blocks direct light but may still show minor light leakage at the edges or through the weave if the material is not fully coated. Screen fabrics are rated by their openness percentage, which affects both visibility and heat rejection.
Tubular motor torque values are specified for continuous operation at the rated voltage. The maximum recommended blind weight assumes a balanced load and correct end bracket alignment. Oversized blinds or fabrics with heavy lamination may require a higher torque class than the standard table suggests. Consult the motorization worksheet for the full calculation method.
Profile dimensions listed in the technical sheets refer to the bare aluminum extrusion before surface treatment. Powder coating or anodizing adds a nominal layer of 60 to 100 microns, which does not affect the structural fit but may influence the final visible dimension by a fraction of a millimeter. Thermal break versions use polyamide strips of varying widths depending on the profile series.
The installation guides assume a standard rectangular opening with plumb reveals and level headers. Non-standard conditions, such as arched windows, sloped ceilings, or exterior mounting with heavy wind exposure, require additional bracketing and should be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. The catalog does not cover structural anchoring calculations for seismic zones or high-rise facades.
BlindSpec Catalog serves as a technical reference for architects, interior designers, contractors, and property owners. The information provided is periodically updated, but product lines and manufacturer specifications may change without prior notice. Final product selection should always be confirmed against the current technical sheet issued for the specific order. BlindSpec is not responsible for decisions made solely on the basis of the comparative tables presented in this catalog.