INVERTER: The inverted curtain patented by Cortinsa

Today we’re going to introduce you to the Inverter Curtain, an inverted curtain patented by us: Cortinsa
.

The main feature of this curtain is that, rather than being attached to the ceiling, it’s the complete opposite: the curtain is attached to the floor
. It’s fitted with tension springs at the top of the fabric, which allow the curtain to be raised from floor to ceiling
as required.

These tension springs ensure the blind can be held in place without any creases in any desired position. The tension remains consistent at every point
along the blind. It is a great advantage to be able to incorporate such sophistication into a sun protection solution.

The Inverter blind is designed for, and is particularly useful in, offices, hotels
and large windows with pleasant views.

What are the advantages of the INVERTER

  • Room division
  • Privacy without sacrificing views
  • Enhancing small spaces and making them more open
  • Energy savings with technical fabrics
  • We maintain natural light in the room, making artificial lighting unnecessary, thereby also saving energy.
  • A touch of design in high-end homes

With this curtain, we can create a privacy partition between two spaces without having to sacrifice the natural light that enters or the views from the top of the windows.

Thanks to this curtain, we also achieve a sense of more spacious and far less oppressive rooms, which translates into greater comfort for all users.

As mentioned, the Inverter blind with tension springs was created and patented by Cortinsa. This makes us the only manufacturers producing this type of blind.

If you are interested or require further information about the Inverter blind, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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