8 good reasons to prefer screenline®

It doesn't get dirty

It does not damage

Long duration

Maintenance-free

Protects from light and heat

Does not age

Ensures privacy


ScreenLine® integral blinds are shading systems (venetian, pleated or roller blind) integrated within an insulating glass unit designed to optimise heat and light gain according to the year’s seasons and to improve the window system’s transmittance (U-value). It enables the user to reduce undesired heat gain in summertime, resulting in savings on air conditioning costs, and to increase heat gain during wintertime, thus cutting heating costs.










ScreenLine integral blinds can be controlled (tilting and raising/lowering) manually or automatically, via battery-operated or hard wired motors. Moreover, ray-tracing systems allow ScreenLine to adjust the tilting degree of the slats based on the conditions detected inside and outside the building, thus optimising the management of daylighting and glare protection.

ScreenLine systems offer solutions that are suitable for façades and all types of framing systems: curtain walls, windows, doors or French windows; up-and-over, sliding or casement windows, made of wood, aluminium or PVC.
ScreenLine can be chosen for every project as proved by thousands of buildings worldwide (skyscrapers, offices, hospitals, schools, private houses, villas, etc.) where integral blinds have been applied.

ScreenLine blind systems have been patented at international level and passed even the strictest endurance tests, achieving significant certifications issued by the major independent European testing institutes.
ScreenLine integral blinds fit inside double-glazed windows and ensure total protection against dirt, dust or weather conditions, making maintenance unnecessary.
Venetian, roller, or pleated: ScreenLine systems are available with different types of blinds to meet any design objective.
All the benefits of ScreenLine, each with its own specific features: manual and motorized blinds, operation via wall switch, remote control, or through home automation systems, antimicrobial technology, and much more.

In 1992, the patent application for the first ScreenLine system was filed, the first step in a journey where we have always looked beyond the goals achieved.
Discover the history of screenline