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FABRICS FOR Sun Screen SELT

for selected refleksol and awning blind models

and the Veranda system by Selt

High-quality fabrics

High technical parameters of fabrics

High durability and resistance to external factors

Very easy to clean

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Reflector fabrics - characteristic features of screen blinds

Application: internal and external
Composition:85% PVC, 15% Polyester
Grammage: 610 g/m2, Thickness: 0.78 mm
Tensile resistance:
260 ±10 daN warp 260 ±20 daN weft according to EN ISO13934-1:2002
Tear resistance:
164 ± 7 N warp 140 ±10 N weft according to EN ISO13937-3:2002

PolyScreen 550 Reflective Fabric Group

A wide group of technical PolyScreen polyester fabrics coated with PVC, characterized by a variety of weaving patterns and properties (PS Luminous, PS 550, PS 350). This allows architects to select the right solution, increase the visual attractiveness of the facility and emphasize its individual character. High technical parameters provide room users with optimal optical and thermal comfort. An additional feature of fabrics from this group is that they are easy to keep clean.

Ash
So – 5%
Ts – 6%
Rs – 7%
As – 87%
Tv – 6%

Pearl Grey
So – 5%
Ts – 11%
Rs – 29%
As – 60%
Tv – 9%

Pearl Linen
So – 5%
Ts – 17%
Rs – 46%
As – 37%
Tv – 12%

Pearl Sand
So – 5%
Ts – 13%
Rs – 37%
As – 50%
Tv – 10%

White
So – 5%
Ts – 19%
Rs – 69%
As – 12%
Tv – 15%

White Grey
So – 5%
Ts – 13%
Rs – 37%
As – 50%
Tv – 12%

White Linen
So – 5%
Ts – 20%
Rs – 63%
As – 17%
Tv – 16%

White Pearl
So – 5%
Ts – 16%
Rs – 57%
As – 27%
Tv – 12%

PolyScreen 550 Coupage Reflex Fabric Group

Coupage 1
So – 5%
Tv – 10%

Coupage 2
So – 5%
Tv – 12%

Coupage 3
So – 5%
Tv – 19%

Coupage 4
So – 5%
Tv – 17%

PolyScreen 550 Silver & Gold Reflective Fabric Group

Gold Crystal
So – 5%
Ts – 18%
Rs – 17%
As – 65%
Tv – 22%

Gold Ebony
So – 5%
Ts – *
Rs – *
As – *
Tv – 11%

Gold Linen
So – 5%
Ts – 13%
Rs – 25%
As – 62%
Tv – 14%

Silver Bronze
So – 5%
Ts – 17%
Rs – 14%
As – 69%
Tv – 17%

Silver Grey
So – 5%
Ts – 16%
Rs – 17%
As – 67%
Tv – 17%

Silver Silver
So – 5%
Ts – 21%
Rs – 23%
As – 56%
Tv – 22%

Application: internal and external
Composition:85% PVC 15% Polyester,
Grammage: 511-612 g/m2, Thickness: 0.77-0.90mm
Tensile resistance:
260 ±10 daN warp 260 ±20 daN weft according to EN ISO13934-1:2002
Tear resistance:
164 ± 7 N warp 140 ±10 N weft according to EN ISO13937-3:2002

PolyScreen 550 Luminous Reflective Fabric Group

Arizona
So – 13%
Ts – 15%
Rs – 10%
As – 75%
Tv – 16%

Atacama
So – 10%
Ts – 20%
Rs – 14%
As – 66%
Tv – 22%

Kalahari
So – 7%
Ts – 23%
Rs – 23%
As – 54%
Tv – 23%

Mojave
So – 11%
Ts – 14
Rs – 8%
As – 78%
Tv – 14%

Sahara A
So – 6%
Ts – 10
Rs – 15%
As – 75%
Tv – 11%

Sahara B
So – 6%
Ts – 10
Rs – 12%
As – 78%
Tv – 10%

Application: Internal
Composition:80% PVC, 20% Polyester
Grammage: 400 g/m2, Thickness: 0.53 mm
Tensile resistance:
123.8 daN/5cm warp 122.2 daN/5cm weft
Tear resistance:
7.5 daN warp 8.4 daN weft

PolyScreen 350 Reflective Fabric Group

Ash
So – 10%
Ts – 10%
Rs – 8%
As – 82%
Tv – 10%

Pearl Grey
So – 10%
Ts – 16%
Rs – 26%
As – 58%
Tv – 14%

White
So – 10%
Ts – 25%
Rs – 64%
As – 11%
Tv – 22%

White Linen
So – 10%
Ts – 27%
Rs – 58%
As – 15%
Tv – 33

Application: internal and external
(for selected systems)
Composition:PVC Polyester
Grammage: 610 g/m2, Thickness: 0.66 mm
Tensile resistance:
140 daN/5cm warp 78 daN/5cm weft according to EN ISO 13934-1:1999
Tear resistance:
1.09 daN warp 2.7 daN weft according to EN ISO13937-1:2001

PolyScreen 314 BLACK OUT Reflective Fabric Group

POLYSCREEN 314 BO fabric is a BLACK OUT fabric according to. manufacturer’s standards, but not all colors provide complete blackout at the light intensity specified for this category by the PN-EN 14501 standard (75,000 lux). This means that with very high external light in a completely darkened room, you can see subtle brightening, which is more visible with light fabric colors.

Ebony Grey
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 36%
As – 64%
Tv – 0%

Ebony Linen
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 36%
As – 64%
Tv – 0%

Ebony Sand
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 36%
As – 64%
Tv – 0%

Linen Bronze
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 36%
As – 64%
Tv – 0%

Linen Sand
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 36%
As – 64%
Tv – 0%

White
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 36%
As – 64%
Tv – 0%

Application: internal and external
Composition:42% Glass fiber, 58% Polyester
Grammage: 638 g/m2, Thickness: 0.78 mm
Tensile resistance:
321 daN/50mm warp 277 daN/50mm weft UNE EN ISO 1421
Tear resistance:
5.9 daN warp 6.2 daN weft UNE EN ISO 4674-1

Group of Reflective Fabrics Serge 100 / Serge 1%

Serge fabric collection made of PVC-coated fiberglass. Fabrics from this group have a characteristic twill weave of the “serge” type, which guarantees them extraordinary dimensional stability. High fire resistance and very good technical parameters of fabrics provide users with optical comfort in rooms, thus protecting against excessive heating of the interior.

Charcoal
So – 1%
Ts – 1,1%
Rs – 5,9%
As – 93%
Tv – 1,1%

Grey
So – 1%
Ts – 2,4%
Rs – 17,4%
As – 80,2%
Tv – 2,2%

Grey Charcoal
So – 1%
Ts – 1,2%
Rs – 10,5/14%
As – 88,3/84,8%
Tv – 1,2%

Grey White
So – 1%
Ts – 2,2%
Rs – 44,8/31,2%
As – 53/66,6%
Tv – 2%

Pearl Grey
So – 1%
Ts – 2,8%
Rs – 36,9%
As – 60,3%
Tv – 2,1%

White
So – 1%
Ts – 12,8%
Rs – 71,3%
As – 15,9%
Tv – 12,9%

Bronze
So – 1%
Ts – 1,4%
Rs – 8,6%
As – 90%
Tv – 3,7%

Linen
So – 1%
Ts – 5,9/5,9%
Rs – 54,2/54,2%
As – 39,9/39,9%
Tv – 3,7/3,7%

Application: internal and external
Composition:42% Glass fiber, 58% Polyester
Grammage: 525 g/m2, Thickness: 0.74 mm
Tensile resistance:
260 daN/50mm warp 260 daN/50mm weft ISO 1421
Tear resistance:
8.5 daN warp 7.5 daN weft ISO 4674-1 m. 2

Serge 600 Reflective Fabric Group

Charcoal
So – 5%
Ts – 3,6/3,6%
Rs – 5,0/4,8%
As – 91,4/91,6%
Tv – 3,6/3,6%

Grey
So – 5%
Ts – 3,5/3,5%
Rs – 15,1/15,1%
As – 81,3/81,4%
Tv – 3,6/3,6%

Grey Charcoal
So – 5%
Ts – 3,6%/3,6
Rs – 5,0/4,8%
As – 91,4/91,6%
Tv – 3,6/3,6%

Grey White
So – 5%
Ts – 6,7/6,7%
Rs – 37,2/26,9%
As – 56,2/66,4%
Tv – 6,6/6,6%

Pearl Grey
So – 5%
Ts – 10,1/10,1%
Rs – 38,3/39,4%
As – 51,7/50,5%
Tv – 8,4/8,4%

White
So – 5%
Ts – 21%
Rs – 65,9/66,3%
As – 13,2/12,7%
Tv – 21,2/21,1%

Linen White
So – 5%
Ts – 15,5/15,5%
Rs – 58,2/56,4%
As – 26,4/28,1%
Tv – 13,7/13,7%

Linen
So – 5%
Ts – 14,9/14,9%
Rs – 52,5/52,7%
As – 32,5/32,4%
Tv – 12,9/12,9%

Grey Sand
So – 5%
Ts – 4,7/4,7%
Rs – 26,5/21,5%
As – 68,8/73,8%
Tv – 5,5/4,5%

Sandstone
So – 5%
Ts – 7,1/7,1%
Rs – 20,5/20,4%
As – 72,4/72,5%
Tv – 6,8/6,8%

Charcoal Bronze
So – 5%
Ts – 6,1/6,1%
Rs – 6,5/6%
As – 87,4/87,9%
Tv – 6,1/6,1%

Pure Black
So – 5%
Ts – 5,9%
Rs – 3,7%
As – 90,4%
Tv – 5,9

Application: internal and external
Composition:33% Glass fiber, 47% Polyester 20% PVC Laminate
Grammage: 678 g/m2, Thickness: 0.73 mm
Tensile resistance:
260 daN/50mm warp 260 daN/50mm weft ISO 1421
Tear resistance:
8.5 daN warp 7.5 daN weft ISO 4674-1 m. 2

Serge 600 BO Lunar Reflex Fabric Group

Charcoal
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 6,2/33,4%
As – 93,8/66,6%
Tv – 0%

Grey
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 17,2/33,1%
As – 82,8/66,9%
Tv – 0%

Grey Charcoal
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 11/33,7%
As – 89/66,3%
Tv – 0%

Grey White
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 40,3/33,7%
As – 59,7/66,3%
Tv – 0%

Pearl Grey
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 35,5/34%
As – 64,5/66%
Tv – 0%

White
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 68,8/33,7%
As – 31,2/66,3%
Tv – 0%

White Pearl Grey
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 35,5/34%
As – 64,5/66%
Tv – 0%

Oyster Shell
So – 0%
Ts – 0%
Rs – 18,2/33,4%
As – 81,8/66,6%
Tv – 0%

Application: internal and external
Composition:PVC Polyester
Grammage: 420 g/m2, Thickness: 0.45 mm
Tensile resistance:
310 daN/5cm warp 210 daN/5cm weft according to EN ISO 1421
Tear resistance:
45 daN warp 20 daN weft according to DIN 53.363

Soltis 92 Reflective Fabric Group

Soltis92 polyester technical fabric covered with PVC, produced based on the patented Precontraint Ferrari® technology. It ensures high stability of the fabric, which does not deform during use of the product, even with large dimensions. High technical parameters provide room users with optimal optical and thermal comfort. The quality of the components used in the production of the fabric guarantees color durability. Thanks to the smooth surface, the fabric is difficult to get dirty.

Charcoal
So – 4%
Ts – 5%
Rs – 8%
As – 87%
Tv – 5%

Deep Black
So – 4%
Ts – 3%
Rs – 5%
As – 92%
Tv – 3%

Concrete
So – 4%
Ts – 3%
Rs – 19%
As – 78%
Tv – 3%

Sandy Beige
So – 4%
Ts – 9%
Rs – 46%
As – 45%
Tv – 6%

Silver
So – 4%
Ts – 8%
Rs – 46%
As – 46%
Tv – 8%

Silver Black
So – 4%
Ts – 3%
Rs – 35%
As – 62%
Tv – 3%

Silver White
So – 4%
Ts – 10/9%
Rs – 50/70%
As – 40/21%
Tv – 10/9%

White
So – 4%
Ts – 20%
Rs – 70%
As – 10%
Tv – 19%

Application: Internal
Composition:PVC Polyester
Grammage: 290 g/m2, Thickness: 0.32 mm
Tensile resistance:
160 daN/5cm warp 170 daN/5cm weft according to EN ISO 1421
Tear resistance:
11 daN warp 13 daN weft according to DIN 53.363

Soltis 99 Reflective Fabric Group

Soltis99 polyester technical fabric covered with PVC, produced based on the patented Precontraint Ferrari® technology. It ensures high stability of the fabric, which does not deform during use of the product, even with large dimensions. High technical parameters provide room users with optimal optical and thermal comfort. The quality of the components used in the production of the fabric guarantees color durability. Thanks to the smooth surface, the fabric is difficult to get dirty.

Alu
So – 3%
Ts – 4%
Rs – 47%
As – 49%
Tv – 3%

Antracite
So – 3%
Ts – 3/3%
Rs – 36/9%
As – 61/88%
Tv – 2%

Light Grey
So – 3%
Ts – 7/7%
Rs – 47/45%
As – 46/48%
Tv – 6%

Quartz
So – 3%
Ts – 9/9%
Rs – 47/60%
As – 44/31%
Tv – 8%

Sandy Beige
So – 3%
Ts – 7/7%
Rs – 44/45%
As – 49/48%
Tv – 6%

Spume
So – 3%
Ts – 9/9%
Rs – 48/69%
As – 43/28%
Tv – 7%

White
So – 3%
Ts – 9/9%
Rs – 50/69%
As – 41/22%
Tv – 8%

Application: internal and external
Composition:PVC Polyester
Grammage: 320 g/m2, Thickness: 0.42 mm
Tensile resistance:
220 daN warp 150 daN weft NF EN ISO13934-1
Tear resistance:
43 daN warp 22 daN weft according to DIN 53363

Sunworker Reflective Fabrics Group

Smooth Sunworker polyester fabric finished with PVC. The structure of the fabric allows for effective blocking of sunlight and obtaining an optimal transmission coefficient of visible light, ensuring high comfort of use for room users. The advantages of this fabric include: color durability, high resistance to weather conditions and easy to keep clean.

Champagne
So – 6%
Ts – 21%
Rs – 50%
As – 29%
Tv – 18%

Charcoal
So – 6%
Ts – 6%
Rs – 7%
As – 87%
Tv – 6%

Iron
So – 6%
Ts – 12%
Rs – 35%
As – 53%
Tv – 10%

White
So – 6%
Ts – 23%
Rs – 66%
As – 11%
Tv – 21%

Application: Internal
Sound absorption category C according to DIN EN ISO11654
Composition:Trvira CS
Grammage: 220 g/m2, Thickness: 0.43 mm
Tensile resistance:
1156 N/5cm warp 1723N/5cm weft DIN ISO 13934-1

Veroglim Acoustic Reflex Fabrics Group

Elegant Veroglim fabric, made of the highest quality non-flammable Trevira® CS polyester fibers, intended for indoor use. Due to its weight, the fabric is ideal for use in cassette systems. The undoubted advantage of the material is its high acoustic coefficient. Thanks to its structure, the fabric absorbs sounds, soundproofing the room. An additional advantage is its metalized surface, which reflects bright light and regulates its intensity in the room.

Grey Silver
So – 1%
Ts – 5%
Rs – 50%
As – 45%
Tv – 2%

Ivory Silver
So – 1%
Ts – 6%
Rs – 49%
As – 45%
Tv – 6%

Light Grey Silver
So – 1%
Ts – 5%
Rs – 50%
As – 45%
Tv – 2%

White Silver
So – 1%
Ts – 7%
Rs – 52%
As – 41%
Tv – 6%

* The faithfulness of the reproduction of individual colors on the monitor depends on the class and quality of the monitor. The fabric colors shown above are for illustration purposes only.

Sunlight Reflection

Fabrics for Selt reflectors and Selt awning blinds

Solar radiation is always partially transmitted, absorbed or reflected by the fabric.

Ts – Solar energy transmission. The proportion of solar energy passing through the fabric. A low percentage of this parameter means that the fabric reduces solar energy well.
gtote – Total solar energy transmittance. Solar energy that actually penetrates the room through the blinds and glazing. A low value means good thermal performance.
Tv – Transmission of visible light. The total percentage of light radiating through the fabric at wavelengths of 380 to 780 nm (nanometers). This is the so-called visible spectrum (total illumination).
As – Absorption of solar radiation. The proportion of solar radiation absorbed by the fabric. A low percentage of this parameter means that the fabric absorbs little solar energy.
Rs – Reflection of solar radiation. The proportion of solar radiation reflected from the fabric. A high percentage of this parameter means that the fabric reflects solar energy well.

Opening factor – fabric opening degree (So)

The relative area of fabric holes is determined independently of color. For fabrics with the same weave, the opening factor should be measured based on the darkest color in the collection. So – Opening Degree given in the left corner of each fabric group in the configurator. The higher the percentage, the greater the degree of opening and, therefore, the greater the light transmission. The description of the remaining properties can be found in the template below.

* The faithfulness of the reproduction of individual colors on the monitor depends on the class and quality of the monitor. The fabric colors shown above are for illustration purposes only.

Fabric Properties

Selt’s finished product is manufactured in accordance with internal technological standards and the industry’s permissible production tolerances for individual components included in the system.

A wide range of fabrics allows you to match the color of the roller blinds to the architecture of the building and select the appropriate solar radiation penetration coefficient. The system is equipped with a fabric tension system that maintains its tension even on large surfaces. Each group of fabrics has its own dimension limits for a specific cover model.

1. Fabric colors

Due to different production batches, fabrics may differ in shades and, in the case of fabrics in metallic colors, in the degree of metalization of the material (see photo). The covers are made in the same shades. Nevertheless, in silver metalized fabrics, the shades may differ slightly due to the method of applying the metalizing layer during fabric production.

2. Fabric boating

For larger sizes that exceed the width of the beam, the sheathing must be made of welded panels that are additionally rotated. As a result, the fabric curls at the edges in some cases. The reason for this is that the fabric remembers the shape of the beam of the entire fabric. The described behavior of the material may intensify for roller blinds of high height and width less than 120 cm. This effect disappears with time of use.

3. Fabric welding

If the width and height of the roller blind exceed the width of the fabric beam, it is necessary to connect two pieces of fabric using joints called welds (fabrics are joined using heat and it is natural for the fabric to have a visible weld). The fabric joints are repeated horizontally with a frequency depending on the width of the bale of the selected material. In order to maintain a uniform pattern of roller blinds in a given order, we standardly perform welds on all roller blinds of the order.

4. A break in the weld

In the case of a covering width greater than 4300 mm, i.e. exceeding the length of the welding machine, it is necessary to cut a pocket. The cut is hidden in the lower beam, so it is practically unnoticeable and does not affect the properties of the covering in any way. This is a technological standard.
Photo 4A – front of the pocket
Photo 4B – back of the pocket

5. Acrylic fabrics

When using acrylic fabrics, due to the production technology, they are sewn vertically. Material joints occur every 120 cm or more often (symmetrically on the sides of the covering), depending on the width of the system.

6. Fabric deflection

In the Veranda roof roller blind, the effect of deflection of the unfolded fabric may occur, which is greatest on horizontal surfaces, large dimensions and heavy fabrics. While maintaining the production dimensions we propose, this effect is the natural behavior of the fabric.

7. Veranda coverings

The fabric in the Veranda system is kept in tension using a built-in tension system. The force of the tension system acts on the winding tube and may cause it to deflect, thus increasing the tension of the material in this place. As a result of this phenomenon, the fabric is stretched more tightly. When closing the system, the fabric rolls onto the roller tube and wrinkles. This causes creases to form on the fabric surface, which are visible when Veranda is unrolled. This effect is intensified in systems with large widths. This phenomenon does not affect the proper functioning of Veranda.

8. Ziipsystem covering

ZiiiP system sheathing may have material waviness visible near the guides. This phenomenon is caused by a zipper that deforms the material when the blind is rolled up. The fabric ripple effect increases the longer the system remains rolled up. If the systems are unrolled for a long time in the ZiiiP system, visible waving of the side edges of the fabric may occur.

Acrylic fabrics (most often used in awnings) over 100 colors

Acrylic 300 g/m2, 0.55 mm

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