Blinds · sliding panels
Japanese panels in Puerto Vallarta
Wide fabric panels that glide on a multi-track rail and stack one behind the other. They cover very long windows without breaking up the view with pleats.
Large surfaces, clean lines
For the window no curtain can solve
The Japanese panel is made up of fabric panels that slide horizontally on a track with two, three or more channels. When opened, they stack one behind the other and leave the window almost completely clear, with a minimalist, Eastern-inspired aesthetic.
It's the best answer for a glass wall several meters wide: a traditional curtain there creates a huge volume of fabric and a conventional blind becomes heavy. It also works as a light divider between spaces, with no construction.
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Japanese panels installed around the bay
Why choose it
Benefits of Japanese panels
Covers meters without getting in the way
A long run of windows is handled with large panels that stack to one side, instead of a mountain of folded fabric.
Divides without building
It works as a light divider between living and dining areas or to hide a service area, with the advantage of opening completely.
Minimalist aesthetic
Straight lines, no pleats or chains. It's the system that best complements the bay's contemporary architecture.
Made to measure
As many tracks as needed
The number of panels and tracks is calculated based on the window width and which side the fabric should stack.
- Opening measurement and stacking layout
- Screen, linen or blackout fabrics depending on use
- Wall or ceiling track, manual or motorized
Excellence in every step
How we work
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Start your project with a first personal approach.
Consultation and measurement
We define your needs and take exact measurements.
Custom design
We propose visual solutions that reflect your unique style.
Flawless installation
We execute and adjust every detail with precision.