LOGGIAWOOD PRIVACY sliding panel with tiltable wooden blades

LOGGIAWOOD PRIVACY shutter panels with tiltable wooden slats

Manufacturer - RENSON (Belgium)

LOGGIAWOOD PRIVACY combines the quality of aluminium with the natural feel of wood in one modern, efficient and aesthetic system. The aluminium panel frame ensures structural stability, while wooden slats elevate the design with a natural and elegant look. The slats are tiltable to adjust to your privacy needs - from fully closed to fully open.

• sliding shutter panels with tiltable wooden slats
• slats are manually opened and closed from fully open to fully closed position
• divided into two zones for a more flexible adjustment in combinations, for example, leaving the upper part open and the lower part closed
• finished panels are without visible fasteners
• frame material: extruded aluminium with easy maintenance varnished surface
• panels are manufactured on individual orders, and then delivered pre-assembled, ready for installation
• high-quality, no-maintenance hardware 
• high-quality wood, suitable for natural ageing
• suitable for use as sliding or fixed shutters
• size depends on local wind loads and regional regulations
• CE certified

Technical data

• aluminium components:
  • extruded aluminium, alloy EN AW-6063 T66
  • polyester powder coating in RAL or Syntha Pulvin tones [60-80 μ / 40 μ (UK)]
• slats:
  • slat type: turnable open/closed
  • material: WR Cedar Clear No. 2 or thermally treated wood 'thermo ash'
  • untreated, suitable for natural ageing
  • slat pitch: 57 mm
  • angle: 147°
  • size: 65 x 16 mm
  • max. free slat length: 1200 mm
• frames:
  • material: aluminium
  • standard frame Loggiawood Paro 0140: frame depth 40 mm, suitable for standard panel sizes with max. height of 3000 mm and standard wind load
  • project frame Loggiawood Paro 0160: frame depth 60 mm, suitable for standard panel sizes with max. height of 3500 mm and standard wind load
  • depending on the height of the sliding panel, the horizontal upper frame profile can be 55 mm high instead of 40, and the lower can be 55 or 70 mm high instead of 40 mm
• types of sliding systems:
  • simple, straight sliding system
  • symmetrical sliding system
  • synchronised sliding system
  • telescopic sliding system
  • with manual or motorised control
• possible to order as preassembled (manufactured per individual order) or as a modular construction for installation in a construction (standard lengths, tools and components)