Facade blinds (Raf)
A stylish solution for protecting windows and building facades from the sun.
Excellent thermal insulation properties allow significant savings on air conditioning and remain the trend for energy efficiency.
External Venetian Blinds by MANEZH — Buy Facade Blinds in Ukraine
Looking to buy external Venetian blinds for a private house, office or commercial building? MANEZH is a Ukrainian manufacturer offering custom-made C-80 and Z-90 aluminium facade blinds, also known as external Venetian blinds or exterior raffstores. Each system is manufactured to match the dimensions of windows and building facades. These solutions help regulate natural daylight, reduce indoor overheating and enhance the architectural appearance of a building.
MANEZH has extensive experience in the design and manufacturing of sun protection systems in Ukraine. The company provides comprehensive services, including technical consultation, design, manufacturing, installation and after-sales maintenance for residential and commercial properties.
Which External Venetian Blinds Should You Choose: C-80 or Z-90?
MANEZH offers two models of external Venetian blinds with adjustable aluminium slats. C-80 facade blinds feature C-shaped slats, while Z-90 facade blinds have Z-shaped slats designed to provide tighter closure and improved light control.
| Feature | C-80 External Venetian Blinds | Z-90 External Venetian Blinds |
|---|---|---|
| Slat width | 80 mm | 90 mm |
| Slat profile | C-shaped | Z-shaped |
| Daylight control | Adjustable slat angle for precise light regulation | Adjustable slats with tighter closure for increased shading |
| Design features | Classic profile for exterior sun protection | Enhanced slat rigidity and integrated sealing elements |
| Main applications | Private houses, offices, residential and commercial facades | Modern buildings, offices, hotels and private residences |
| Control options | Manual or motorized | Manual or motorized |
Explore specifications, available configurations and product images on the C-80 external Venetian blinds and Z-90 external Venetian blinds pages. The right model depends on the facade architecture, required shading level, window dimensions and preferred automation features.
External Venetian Blinds for Homes, Offices and Commercial Buildings
Exterior window blinds are suitable for buildings with large glazed areas, panoramic windows and facades exposed to intense sunlight. Unlike interior blinds, external Venetian blinds block a significant portion of solar radiation before it passes through the glazing, helping reduce indoor heat gain.
- Private houses: sun protection for panoramic windows, bedrooms, living rooms and glazed terraces.
- Offices and business centres: daylight regulation, reduced screen glare and improved indoor thermal comfort.
- Hotels: greater guest comfort, adjustable shading and a consistent architectural facade design.
- Retail and public buildings: exterior shading for large glass surfaces with optional centralized control.
Facade Blind Prices in Ukraine: What Determines the Cost?
The cost of custom external Venetian blinds from the manufacturer is calculated individually. The final price depends on window dimensions, the selected C-80 or Z-90 model, system size, guide rail configuration, automation, installation method and slat finish.
- Window opening width and height.
- Number of facade blind units required.
- Slat design: C-80 or Z-90.
- Guide rail type and installation method.
- Manual or motorized operation.
- Electric motors, remote controls, sun and wind sensors.
- Aluminium slat colours from the RAL palette.
- Facade conditions, delivery and installation.
When comparing external Venetian blind prices, make sure quotations include equivalent specifications. A manually operated blind for a single window and a fully automated shading system for an entire building facade require different engineering solutions and budgets.
Motorized External Venetian Blinds with Smart Controls
For residential properties, offices and large commercial buildings, you can order motorized external Venetian blinds with remote control. Depending on the configuration, the system may include electric motors, wall switches, remote controls, weather sensors and integration with a building management system.
Automation is particularly useful for panoramic glazing and buildings with multiple windows, where several shading systems need to be operated simultaneously.
Completed MANEZH Projects Featuring Facade Blinds
MANEZH’s expertise is supported by completed projects. C-80 facade blinds have been installed at AgroTech facilities in Dnipro, a BMW dealership in Kyiv and other residential and commercial buildings. These projects demonstrate how external shading systems can be integrated into different architectural designs.
Order Custom Facade Blinds with Manufacturing and Installation
To buy C-80 or Z-90 external Venetian blinds directly from MANEZH, provide the installation city, approximate window dimensions, number of units and preferred control system. Facade drawings or photos of the property will help the team prepare a more accurate quotation.
MANEZH can help you select the appropriate facade blind model, specify the required configuration and obtain a personalized quotation for manufacturing and installation of external Venetian blinds in Ukraine.
Frequently asked questions about Facade blinds (Raf)
Facade blinds are external sun-shading systems for windows and building facades that help reduce the overheating of interior spaces, regulate daylight levels, and improve the energy efficiency of a building. They are used in private homes, offices, as well as commercial and public buildings.
Facade blinds are installed on the exterior of a building, allowing them to block a significant portion of solar energy before it enters the interior. This makes them more effective at preventing overheating than internal sun-protection systems. Furthermore, external blinds are better suited for large windows, facades, and modern glass surfaces.
“Rafshtory” is another common term for facade blinds. This term is frequently used to refer to exterior aluminum blinds with adjustable slats, which provide effective sun protection, light control, and a modern appearance to a facade.
Yes, facade blinds from the manufacturer are typically ordered as a comprehensive package that includes system selection, fabrication, installation, and ongoing service. This approach allows for consideration of the facade type, window dimensions, wind loads, and control method, ensuring the system functions correctly after installation.
The price of facade blinds depends on the type of system, the shape of the slats, the dimensions of the structure, the control method, automation features, color, included components, and the complexity of installation. The cost is also influenced by the intended application—whether the solution is for a private home, an office, a facade with extensive glazing, or a commercial property.
Facade blinds are suitable for private homes, offices, business centers, hotels, public buildings, commercial spaces, and facilities with extensive glazing. They are chosen for projects where energy efficiency, light control, comfort, and a modern facade appearance are important.
Yes, exterior blinds help reduce the overheating of indoor spaces by blocking solar energy from the outside. This lowers the load on cooling systems and makes the building more energy-efficient—especially during the summer and on facades with extensive glazing.
The choice between the C-80 and Z-90 models depends on requirements regarding sun protection, wind resistance, facade design, and the desired level of shading. Both models are professional facade systems, but they differ in terms of slat shape and technical specifications. The final selection should be tailored to the specific project and its architectural features.
Yes, modern exterior blinds can be equipped with automated controls. This is convenient for both private and commercial properties, as it allows for the adjustment of the slats based on the time of day, sunlight levels, weather conditions, and how the building is being used.
When selecting exterior blinds, it is important to consider the size and orientation of the windows, the architecture of the facade, the intensity of solar exposure, the desired level of shading, the control mechanism, and energy efficiency requirements. Since usage scenarios often differ between private homes and offices, it is best to select the optimal system on an individual basis.