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January 19, 2024
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Motion 10600 — Kinetic Folding Façade by Motion Facades

Full Description:
Developed by Motion Facades, the Motion 10600 is a high-performance kinetic façade system featuring upward-folding sashes designed for dynamic shading and continuous façade access.
The system folds vertically through fully electric actuation, creating a horizontal overhang that shades interior spaces while still allowing generous daylight penetration.
Suitable for both recessed and exposed mounting configurations, the Motion 10600 integrates elegantly into a variety of architectural envelopes.

It supports a wide range of cladding finishes—including perforated metal, glass, wood, ceramic, and composite panels—and can be adapted to suit different aesthetic and environmental needs.
Key Features:
- Fully electric vertical sash motion (no manual operation)
- Dynamic shading with full-width access
- Seamless façade integration—recessed or exposed
- Compatible with BMS and individual remote control
- Flexible cladding options: wood, GRP, perforated metal, glass, ACP, etc.
- Additional options for blackout, flyscreen, and weather sealing
Technical Highlights:
- Max sash width: 4000 mm
- Max sash height: 1500 mm
- Sash weight: up to 200 kg
- Installation depth: 150 mm
- Parking space per leaf pair: 341–440 mm
- Cladding space: 4–10 mm
- Rolling: stainless steel, top–bottom
- Motor: 24 VDC / 10 A
- Sealing: gaskets + nylon brush
- No manual movement; locking system available

Applications:
Designed by Motion Facades, this system is ideal for buildings demanding adaptive solar control, architectural expressiveness, and smooth technological integration. Perfect for commercial, cultural, and high-spec residential façades.
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