Skyfold Classic – for maximum versatility

Skyfold is a vertical movable wall system that retracts to the ceiling. It is space-saving, requires no guide or track rails and offers acoustic insulation up to Rw 59 dB. This elegant and robust folding wall system enables rapid and fully automatic operation at the press of a button.

Product Details

A space-saving vertical movable wall system that retracts to the ceiling
Fully automatic, rapid and reliable
Easy operation at the press of a button
No wall or floor rails
Acoustic insulation with sound reduction ratings up to Rw 59 dB
Straight, angled, inclined or stepped layouts possible
Stable and flat lightweight construction from 34 kg/m²
Can be provided with an effective acoustic finish (Classic NRC)

Technical Details

Clear height: up to 11,000 mm
Element width: almost unlimited, depends on supporting structure
Element depth / acoustic insulation:

Rw in dB: 51, 54, 59

Weight kg/m2: 34, 37, 46

Applications

Individually designed for flexibility of use

Skyfold Classic can be adapted individually to almost any layout and is suitable for use in straightforward or complex floor plans. The Classic series is also ideal for rooms with stepped or sloping floors, or a combination of the two as often found in auditoriums and academic environments. The flexibility of the Skyfold system allows the multifunctional use of valuable space.

Space-saving design retracts to the ceiling

The space-saving vertical movable wall system retracts to the underside of the ceiling or into a specially provided ceiling cavity. When parked, the system merges harmoniously and almost invisibly with the ceiling. In addition to better use of space, the Skyfold also enhances facility appearance as no lateral guide or floor rails are required.

Rapid and reliable operation

At the touch of a button, a mechanism inside the insulated double-skin Skyfold folds and retracts the movable wall quickly, reliably and fully automatically at a speed of 1.5 to 3 m/min. Ceiling motors retract the movable wall completely along its entire length. Built-in sensors on the lower edge ensure that the system stops in the presence of an obstruction when descending.