SUNZIP

Interior zip-in-channel system. A thermoformed zipper runs along both selvages of the fabric and travels inside a lateral guide channel, holding the fabric by its edges across the full height — not just a weighted hem at the base. The result is a screen that stays tensioned and flat over its entire surface, with the channel and zipper concealed in the side profile.

Conventional interior rollers hang from a base bar. On a raked or inclined glazing line — a sloped curtain wall, a slanted glass partition — that fabric pulls away from the glass and loses contact with the opening. SUNZIP solves the geometry: the fabric edges are captured in a lateral channel for the full drop, so the screen follows the glazing plane instead of hanging off it. This is the specification answer for glass partitions and inclined glazing where a standard roller would gap at the glass.

SUNZIP is motorized. The lateral guide channels conceal the zipper and present a clean architectural reveal on both sides.