Blinds & shading in Graubünden
For properties in Graubünden, location, access and the intended specification are useful details for assessing the project.
Considering location and use together
For enquiries from Chur, Davos, St. Moritz or Ilanz/Glion, describe the property use as well as its address.
Regularly occupied and occasionally occupied buildings may need different control arrangements.
Organising your project
If access is only possible at certain times, mention this in the enquiry. Site conditions and a suitable specification are assessed for the individual property.
For example, in Graubünden
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…
Explore solutionA useful start to the conversation.
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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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