Comfort at the table
Screen off low sun without making the whole venue dark.
Atmosphere, comfort and privacy for guests
In a restaurant, tearoom, hotel or reception area, the light changes throughout the day. With Stick & Fit you control sun and privacy per window, without heavy curtains or intrusive controls in the guest area.

Specific to this room
The position of the pleated blind helps determine whether a space feels open, calm or intimate. This lets you give lunch, drinks and evening service each their own atmosphere.
Screen off low sun without making the whole venue dark.
Block the line of sight from the street or terrace and let light in at the top.
Use the same fabric and profile colour for all windows on one façade.
The handle-free rail is easy to set in the desired position for each window.

Practical room advice
Light-filtering fabrics keep the venue open and welcoming. Closing the pleated blind further creates more privacy and atmosphere in the evening. The honeycomb structure also helps to improve comfort at tables close to the window.
Light-filtering or blackout
Light-filtering is the most versatile for most guest areas. Black-out suits private dining, presentations, hotel rooms or projection. A flame-retardant honeycomb collection is available for public spaces.
A warm colour on both sides. Attractive in a restaurant or tearoom where the material may also be visible from outside.
An interior colour on the inside and white facing outwards. Ideal for a calm façade and an atmosphere of your own inside.
For private dining, presentations, hotel rooms and spaces where strong blackout is desired.

A consistent line along all windows
In hospitality, a consistent profile colour often works better than many different accents. Match the adhesive profile to the window frame and use the operating rail to support the fabric colour. You can choose from RAL 7016, RAL 7035, RAL 9005, RAL 9001 and RAL 9003.
View fabrics and coloursPractical in this room
Consider the table layout, the direction of the sun, the terrace, the street side and operation by staff. This makes the window coverings a practical part of the service.
Check where morning, afternoon and evening sun may bother guests.
Make sure that tables, benches or decorations do not block the handle-free rail.
Use the same fabric and profiles for a well-kept look inside and out.
Find out whether a flame-retardant fabric is mandatory for the space.
Real applications from the image library
From bright dining areas to dark modern glass frontages: fabric colour and position determine how much openness, privacy and atmosphere guests experience.

Practical answers
A light-filtering fabric is usually the most versatile. The fabric is opaque, softens sunlight and keeps the space open.
Yes. Each window gets its own pleated blind, so staff can adjust the position per table or zone.
Yes. We have a collection of flame-retardant honeycomb fabrics. It can be viewed by appointment.
This is often the case, depending on the building and the application. Always check the applicable fire safety requirements.
Yes. Black-out does not let any light through and is suitable for private dining, presentations and projection.
Yes. Where Stick & Fit does not fit, we can supply many fabrics cord-operated or motorised.
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Compare the points to consider with other rooms or go back to the complete advice overview.
Ready to choose?
Request samples, book an appointment for the flame-retardant collection or send photos of the guest area for advice.