xdiver
2013-12-17 21:11:02
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Found out today that due to the window size, we have to use roller shutter slats in aluminum design in the living room must. Apparently, we exceed the 4m² limit for window size. I somehow can't imagine that this is a strict value that has to be adhered to. I have looked at so many apartments before that apparently violate this guideline and had plastic slats. Furthermore, my parents have a huge living room window: 3mx1.5m = 6m². They have plastic slats and have had no problems (for years). Is this limit really in place? Should it be strictly observed? Does anyone have experience with roller shutter slats in plastic profile design for window sizes larger than 4m²? Upstairs we have plastic slats... Can you see the difference from outside? I think so. And don’t come at me saying the shutters are only down at night and you wouldn’t see it anyway... ... They can also be down during the day (for example, when we are on vacation). Background: Aluminum slats are much more expensive than the plastic version. Regards xdiver