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Installations for production halls, warehouses, and shopping centers.
01 — Selected projects
Our portfolio covers production halls, warehouses and shopping centers. We combine CM20 and CM40 fabrics based on required thermal attenuation and light transmittance — always with full support for ventilation and RWA fire dampers.
A project to reduce the warehouse energy consumption for our international client. The installation of solar panels, combined with CM40 fabric shading from the Coolmonkey thermal fabric series on continuous skylights, ensures significant energy savings for building temperature control.
Eliminating overheating of a shopping center in Sweden. Coolmonkey CM40 material was installed across the entire surface of the polycarbonate skylights. Full compatibility with the system on ventilation dampers and RWA fire dampers. Overheating was stopped and the temperature dropped by 7 °C at key locations immediately after installation.
A technician from RoonSwenson s.r.o. installing the Coolmonkey passive thermal shading system for temperature control. A combination of CM20 and CM40 fabrics was used according to the client's requirements for the system's light transmittance.
Completed installation at a warehouse and retail complex using Coolmonkey CM40 fabric. Covering the polycarbonate skylight panels resulted in a significant improvement in thermal comfort and a reduction in energy consumption by the hall's air conditioning units.
Coolmonkey fabrics are specially manufactured for thermal shading of facades and skylights. They reliably prevent overheating by reflecting the sun's thermal energy while allowing sufficient visible light to pass through — and are virtually invisible from the inside. A large continuous skylight after installation of Coolmonkey CM40 fabric in a shopping center — Sweden.
The high efficiency of the Coolmonkey fabric series and its reliable construction, combined with careful installation, make this system one of the most widely used in Europe for heat reflection on industrial buildings.
