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The panel width of your shutter is variable and can be matched seamlessly to the size of your window opening. It is possible and sometimes even necessary for particularly high windows, to install a divider rail, to guarantee extra rigidity. The louvers above and below the divider rail can still be independently operated, enabling you to even better control the incidence of light and degree of privacy.
For very wide or high windows, we often use a rail system. This increases the stability and makes it much easier to open and close the panels. There are two types of rail system.
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Using a folding rail system, you can rotate the panels through 90 degrees and push them to one side ‘folded together’. As a result, opening and closing the shutter panels is very smooth, particularly for large window openings.
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With a sliding rail system, the panels are not hinged. You slide them in their entirety to the side so that one panel disappears behind the other. This is for example useful when the shutters are installed behind obstacles, like a radiator.
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