
After another hot summer, many consumers are looking for ways to keep their homes and outdoor spaces comfortable. Air conditioners are more popular than ever, but a comfortable indoor climate starts with the design of the garden room itself. A retractable roof, in particular, helps dissipate heat and makes the space pleasant to use all year round.

PVC-free screen fabrics are rapidly gaining ground in the sun protection industry. Not only because of their sustainable properties, but also because of their more natural look. Compared to traditional PVC screen fabrics, PVC-free alternatives have a softer, more textile-like look and feel that better aligns with contemporary architecture and interior design trends. In addition, these fabrics contain no PFAS, no PVC, and no plasticizers, resulting in less odor during processing and use, a lower environmental impact, and a healthier end product. Both SolFaction and Guillaume Janssen are strongly committed to further reducing their carbon footprint and contributing to greater sustainability in the industry. The expansion of the product line with high-quality, PVC-free screen fabrics aligns seamlessly with this sustainability strategy and offers the market the opportunity to make more conscious material choices without compromising on quality or performance.

A screen stays up, a group of facade panels stops responding, or a room heats up quickly. In an office, that’s a nuisance. In a hospital, nursing home, or other healthcare setting, the same malfunction can have far more serious consequences than mere inconvenience. The temperature in living areas can rise quickly, while patients and residents are not always able to move to a cooler room on their own or block out the sun in some other way.
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