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 Rollings shutters
Rolling shutters first appeared in 1882. At that time, shutters were made from wooden boards. They were not very easy to operate and could only cover small surfaces. Anton Griesser patented the first rolling shutters. Griesser rolling shutters are characterized by both longevity and security. The Griesser security concept includes highly stable slats and guides and an automatic safety locking device.
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   Rolpac®
This is the most unusual of the Griesser rolling shutters, because strictly speaking it’s not a rolling shutter – it’s a stackable shutter, as it’s stacked instead of rolled up. The Rolpac® system has a unique benefit – it doesn’t take up much space in the header. This opens up a wealth of new possibilities for reconstructions or renovations in narrow installation situations, as well as in modern architecture, where glass and an unrestricted view outside play a key role. Rolpac® provides other benefits too, for example generous slat spacing, which guarantees better room ventilation and light levels than conventional rolling shutters; it also features an integrated safety locking device, developed in accordance with the proven Griesser security concept. The safety sensing edge, which is available as an option, automatically stops the rolling shutter lowering as soon as the motor detects an obstacle, protecting it from damage.
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