Sunscreens protect against overheating, UV rays, burglary and increase the comfort and privacy of building residents.

Solar shading prevents excessive heat build-up, which is essential for health protection, especially during hot periods by:

• Reducing the risk of heat stroke: high indoor temperatures can lead to overheating, especially in children, the elderly and people with heart disease.
• Protection against dehydration: limiting indoor temperatures reduces the risk of dehydration, which is a common consequence of staying too warm.

Sunshades provide an effective barrier that enhances privacy and safety for building occupants and users:

• Privacy Control: By managing the amount of light entering a space, blinds and roller shutters reduce visibility from the outside, making it harder for potential intruders to see inside, thus lowering the risk of theft.
• Enhanced Security: External roller shutters and grilles serve as a robust physical deterrent, helping to prevent break-ins and boost safety.

UV protection

- Skin protection: prolonged exposure to UV radiation can cause skin damage, including the development of skin cancer. Sunscreen reduces this risk by limiting the amount of UV rays that enter the interior.

- Eye protection: Overexposure to UV radiation can also cause eye damage, including cataracts and retinal damage.

The use of solar shading systems has a significant impact on the safety of users, both in terms of health protection and physical security.