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WAREMA has been synonymous with intelligent sun shading solutions and smart control systems for decades. The high-quality and well-designed products are customised, sophisticated, well thought-out and help to reduce energy costs and CO₂ emissions.
The high-quality WAREMA sample box for architects and planners combines a large selection of handy product samples. Whether external venetian blinds, window awnings, roller shutters or fall protection: get to know WAREMA's shapes and colours first hand!
We support architects and planners with project-specific solutions throughout the entire planning process - for a pleasant indoor climate and special outdoor living areas.
The standardised EPDs provide traceable information about the environmental characteristics of our sun shading systems throughout their entire life cycle, including their energy consumption and the resulting global warming potential, for example.
We help you 3D plan your building project by providing technical models. The Experts at the WAREMA BIM Hotline will also be happy to assist you.
An effective sun shading system allows you to make major improvements in thermal, visual and acoustic comfort. Find specific downloads and services from the experts for building physics and sustainable building at WAREMA here.
WAREMA has just the right sun shading product to suit every requirement. Draw inspiration by finding out about the wide range of options.
We help you plan your building project by providing technical information, building physics data and much more.
Our software tool supports you in planning the suitable sun shading system. The interactive, web-based tool provides brief descriptions, application examples and a wealth of additional information to help you select the right system. Furthermore, it contains a CAD configurator with which you can independently generate sections and views and adapt them to the structural conditions.
Discover our highlight products for the mullion and transom system and be inspired. The focus was particularly on the aspects of serial refurbishment and modular construction - central themes for future-orientated architecture.