LuxaFlex PolySatin User manual

PolySatin®Shutters
The information and advice included in this brochure has been
prepared with care. However, we are unable to accept responsibility for
the results of or any damage caused during operation.
Luxaflex PolySatin®Shutters are made from a polyresin compound,
so it is guaranteed to be water resistant and will not blister, peel, flake,
corrode or fade. The shutters require little maintenance, however,
routine cleaning is recommended. The surface appearance and
durability of the shutters may be affected if harsh abrasives, chlorine-
based cleaners and cleaners containing organic solvents come into
contact with the shutters.
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Operation
Tilt bar operation
For shutters with a tilt bar, use the tilt bar to adjust the
louvre closure.
SmartView®operation
For shutters with SmartView, gently grasp a louvre
blade in the middle of the panel and move the louvre to
the closed position. Run your hand over the louvres to
close them completely.
ClearView operation
For shutters with ClearView, gently grasp a louvre blade
in the middle of the panel and move the louvre to the
closed position. Run your hand over the louvres to
close them completely.
Welcome to the
Luxaflex lifestyle
Thank you for purchasing Luxaflex®PolySatin®
Shutters. With proper operation and care
your new shutters will provide years of
beauty and performance. Please review this
instruction booklet thoroughly for operation
and care information.

IMPORTANT NOTE
Do not grab the tilt bar or louvre to open out
a hinged or bi-fold on track shutter or to slide
a sliding shutter as this may place too much
pressure on the tilt bar and louvre fittings.
Instead open the louvres, if necessary, and
gently grasp the shutter panel frame.
Care and cleaning
PolySatin Shutters are made from a non-toxic polyresin
compound, making them durable and easy to clean.
Routine maintenance
The surfaces of the shutters will collect a layer of dust
over time. Dust can be easily brushed off using a clean
dry cloth, a feather duster or a vacuum cleaner with
brush attachment.
Deep cleaning
If more thorough cleaning is required, then the following
procedures should be followed:
• Wash with mild soap and water using a soft cloth.
• Mild water-based household cleaners can be used
on dirt and stains which are more difficult to remove.

• External shutters should be hosed down regularly
and washed with a mild soap solution to remove
salt and air pollutants. Shutter hardware should be
sprayed regularly with a silicon spray.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Never use harsh abrasives, chlorine-based
cleaners and cleaners containing organic solvents
on the shutters as they may affect the surface
appearance and durability.