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Talius Habitat Screens

Talius

12 24 13 Roller Window Shades
B 20 20 Exterior Windows

Talius motorized habitat screens provide sun, wind, rain, and insect protection. 

Mounted on the exterior of the property, they block 90 per cent of the sun's heat and glare before it reaches the interior of the home or business, and significantly reduces on-demand cooling energy requirements.

Install Talius habitat screens to optimize thermal comfort, reduce energy costs, and mitigate ultraviolet (UV) damage. Habitat screens are also a great way to expand an outdoor living area with an enclosed screen room.

Habitat screens can be operated manually or by motorized control and can be integrated with smart technology for even greater convenience.



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