Blinds & shading in Basel-Stadt
For urban properties, we discuss access, delivery arrangements and use of the building during the work at an early stage.
Clarifying access and deliveries early
For a property in Basel, Riehen or Bettingen, the route to the installation area matters alongside the shading. Describe courtyard access, the floor and available passageways.
Organising your project
For a business, specify preferred work windows and periods when disruption would be particularly inconvenient. Arrangements are agreed before installation.
For example, in Basel-Stadt
You can also submit an enquiry for other municipalities in the canton. Please include the exact property address.
Solutions for your project
Blinds & solar shading
Workplaces, homes and façades have different shading needs. We advise on awnings, external venetian blinds and roller shutters, matching the…
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Controls & smart home
Depending on the installation, existing and new shading can be made easier to operate. We assess motorisation, controls and integration with…
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Pergolas & outdoor living
A terrace can be more than a seasonal addition. We plan pergola solutions that work with the architecture and the way you use your outdoor space…
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Location & access
Municipality, exact address and access to the installation area.
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Photos & existing systems
Overall views, details and approximate dimensions. Attach photographs to your quote request.
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Use & preferred schedule
Proposed work, a contact person and preferred timeframe.
Ideas from our reference archive
These examples illustrate related solutions; they are not location references for this canton.
Louvred roof with a glass balustrade
A clean-lined louvred roof over an elevated seating area: dark profiles, a transparent balustrade and a direct connection to the façade define this reference image.
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Garden awning with a vertical valance
An extended fabric awning with an additional vertical fabric drop. The reference photograph shows the shading at the transition between building and garden.
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