FTS Electric Climber Type Roll Screen Installation Case | Tsushima Museum

A special roll screen that rises from the bottom to the top, preventing the risks associated with high installations. It uses a mesh fabric that allows visibility from the outside, creating an open and spacious atmosphere.

We would like to introduce a case study of the "FTS Electric Climber Type Roller Screen" that we handle. *This is a special roller screen that rises from the bottom to the top. [Advantages of Bottom-Up Operation] Since the main body of the roller screen is installed at the bottom, it not only reduces the risk of having to go up to high places during maintenance but also significantly contributes to reducing the hassle and costs of setting up scaffolding, etc. ⇒ Please feel free to consult us when considering high installations! [Introducing Construction Achievements] ■ Project Name: Tsushima Museum *Scheduled to open in April 2022 ■ Size: Maximum W1.6m x H15m, plus 11 other units ■ Key Points During Installation: The installation location faces west, so roller screens were installed to reduce glare. In the morning, the roller screens are retracted for an open feel, and in the afternoon, when the sun tilts to the west, the roller screens are deployed to softly adjust the bright direct sunlight. The mesh fabric allows for visibility outside, preventing a sense of enclosure and not disrupting the open atmosphere. *Product information can be viewed in the materials available for download as a PDF. For any other questions or consultations regarding case studies, please feel free to contact us.

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