Blinds hermetically sealed inside an insulated glass unit are one of the most innovative and technologically advanced products in our portfolio. They combine functionality with a clean, modern appearance, offering users a range of unique benefits.
The blinds can be operated manually or mechanically, and their presence does not affect the thermal performance of the IGU, as they are fully enclosed within a sealed airspace.
Modern integrated blinds systems are increasingly selected for projects where aesthetics, hygiene, and user comfort are equally important. By placing the blinds inside the insulated glass unit, users avoid common maintenance issues associated with traditional shading systems, such as dust accumulation, fabric deterioration, or mechanical damage.
This solution is especially valued in premium residential developments and office buildings where long-lasting appearance and practicality matter. Increasingly, architects choose windows with built in blinds to achieve minimalist interior concepts while maintaining effective daylight control.
In ScreenLine® IGUs, each shading system is fully enclosed between two or three panes of glass.
Regardless of the control method, the movement of the blind takes place within a completely sealed environment, ensuring that the IGU’s insulating properties remain unchanged.
Protected from dust, dirt, and weather conditions, the blinds require no maintenance and maintain their original appearance for many years.
Today, windows with integrated blinds are becoming a preferred option for homeowners and commercial investors looking for durable, low-maintenance solutions. Unlike conventional shading systems, integral blinds windows offer enhanced protection against wear and external contamination.
This makes windows with internal blinds particularly suitable for healthcare facilities, hotels, and educational buildings where cleanliness and ease of use are essential.
A magnetic manual system for tilting the slats. The slats are operated using an external knob mounted on the window or door frame.
Allows precise manual control of the slat tilt using a magnetic knob mounted on the glass surface. This system does not include lifting/lowering functions. The internal mechanism remains fully protected within the IGU.
A patented manual system using a magnetic sliding controller that lifts, lowers, and tilts the slats. The slider moves smoothly along the edge of the glass—no wiring or power required.
A patented manual magnetic system enabling lifting, lowering, and tilting the slats via a corded controller. The external magnetic device adheres directly to the glass using a durable adhesive tape.
A battery-powered motorized system offering lifting/lowering and slat tilting functions. Operation is performed using a touch-control device magnetically attached to the window or glass, or by remote control.
A motorized system with lifting/lowering and tilting functions, featuring a brushless motor unit integrated within the IGU.
The growing popularity of windows with built in blinds reflects changing expectations in modern architecture, where functionality must complement elegant design. In many contemporary developments, integral blinds windows are used to optimize solar control without introducing additional interior accessories.
Integrated blinds also help create uncluttered interiors by eliminating the need for curtains or external shading systems while preserving privacy and visual comfort.
Integral blinds are increasingly chosen for both residential homes and large commercial developments where user comfort and façade aesthetics are essential.
Windows with internal blinds combine the function of a shading system and a glass unit, eliminating the need for additional curtains or external blinds while preserving a clean, minimalist interior design.
They can be installed in operable windows, sliding systems, and façade glazing, giving architects great flexibility in planning daylight control.
Magnetic integral blind systems are gaining popularity, offering convenient operation without compromising the IGU’s hermeticity.
These solutions enhance energy efficiency, improve everyday comfort, and complement modern interior concepts.
Numerous real-world installations confirm that integral blinds perform exceptionally well in luxury apartments, premium office buildings, and public-sector facilities such as hospitals and schools—where hygiene, safety, and durability are crucial.
Many investors appreciate windows with built in blinds because they offer a balance between privacy, energy efficiency, and visual simplicity. In premium architectural projects, windows with integrated blinds are increasingly treated as a long-term investment that improves usability while maintaining a refined façade appearance.
Additionally, integral blinds windows continue to gain popularity among users who value practical solutions requiring minimal maintenance over time. Windows with built in blinds also provide improved comfort by allowing users to precisely regulate daylight and privacy throughout the day.
