Silent Gliss 5100 Autoglide Curtain Tracks

Exclusively Available from Artisan in New Zealand.

Ideal for extra security, ease of operation, or just a simple touch of luxury. Wherever you are, whatever you are doing, you can rely on the cost-efficient electric curtain track system Silent Gliss 5100 Autoglide. The made-to-measure solution to operating your curtains automatically. Motorised curtain tracks allow you to control your curtains at the touch of a button, combining a touch of luxury with an excellent deterrent to intruders. With Silent Gliss 5100 let your curtains look after themselves – and your home.

As well as classic curtain heading systems such as pinch pleat, Silent Gliss 5100 is also compatible with the exciting contemporary Wave Curtain heading system which allows the curtain to hang in a continuous wave. Smooth, simple, and elegant.

Silent Gliss 5100 Autoglide Curtains are intuitive and easy to operate by pulling the fabric the curtain moves automatically to the end position. On top of that, the integrated manual override allows you to operate the curtain should the power fail.

Details
  • Category
    Curtain Rails & Tracks
  • Range
    Silent Gliss
Specifications
  • Silent and smooth, no pre-wiring necessary
  • Fast mains powered motor
  • Light to medium weight curtains, straight and bent applications
  • Smooth operation, soft start, soft stop
  • Manual override operation possible in case of power failure
  • "Touch and Go" - slight fabric pull to start curtain movement
  • Automatic obstacle detection to protect the fabric
  • Colours - white (standard), anodised aluminium
  • Ceiling and wall fitting
  • Options - 24 V DC motor, Wave, various radio remote controls, and radio wall switches
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With 40 years of experience in the luxury flooring and interior finishes market, Artisan are the best people to help you make the right decision on product, texture and colour. Our design consultants will listen carefully to your design brief and source the very best product fit for purpose and within budget. Artisan hand-pick natural, sustainable raw materials such as wool, timber, coir and sisal to manufacture products that are durable and retain their looks with age. Through this authentic approach, coupled with a refined and timeless design aesthetic, we skillfully create welcoming interiors, contributing beauty, warmth and comfort.

Ethical Production.

Our handmade rugs are all ethically produced, we work with our suppliers to ensure no child labour is used in our production and that fair and ethical working conditions are maintained.

To provide an essence of how rugs are produced by many of our suppliers, we would like to recite the incredibly apt words of world famous rug designer, Lila Valaden.

"The art of carpet weaving is one of the oldest cultural achievements of many nations. The complete process is based on an old tradition allowing nomads a self- sufficient and sustainable way of life. Contributing to maintaining this age-old craft, whilst supporting local communities, families and education. For us, sustainability is not just a word. It sits at the heart of how we trade and produce carpets around the world."

Natural Materials.

Our natural fibre flooring is imported from exotic destinations around the world. Sisal, extracted from the Agave Sisalana plant, is grown in Brazil, Mexico, China and Africa. Jute is made from the root of giant corchorus plants grown in Bangladesh. Seagrass is collected from the paddy fields and riverbanks of China and Vietnam. And Coir, a fibre hand removed from the coconut husk, is grown on the swaying palms of India.

Once Sisal, Seagrass, and Jute are harvested, the fibres are graded for length and quality. Then after colouring and drying in the sun, they are spun into yarn or cords suitable for weaving. Coir, the toughest fibre, is first softened in seawater lagoons and pounded into a soft filament, ready for spinning into yarns. The spools of yarn are then woven on jacquard looms, a slow delicate process, best for producing the beautiful and intricate patterns and designs. Some Sisal is exported to Belgium and the Netherlands for weaving, but the majority of the other yarns are woven in the counties where it is grown. A natural rubber latex backing is applied for dimensional stability Strength and Performance.