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Shade, security and more intelligent life
Even if the technology goes beyond all expectations, the houses remain far behind: homeowners replace telephones and cars, but in most of their houses they still rely on ancient systems, especially in terms of security, privacy and energy efficiency. The construction step for home, buildings and automation (CPHBA) is working on changing this.
CHBA was founded by CEO Cyril Petit born in France and leads the movement to modernize this industries with innovation of the 21st century in construction and home automation. Your goal is to transform the residential architecture into systems that protect, automate and increase the home experience.
More than just clever blinds
At first glance, the work of CPHBA may look like high-end shading systems, but what is below is far more effective. Your technology aims to tackle several important topics, from solar overheating in places such as Los Angeles to Wildfire weak spots in Colorado.
“Why do people replace cars every three years, but they still live in houses with the same basic technology for decades?” Petitl asks. “We are here to fix that.”
One of the new and greatest threats that you address is the fire. Standard living windows and blinds are not built in such a way that they withstand extreme heat, high pressure or wind-driven embers. Traditional glass can crack, melt the vinyl frame and burn wooden frames. The custom solutions from CPHBA offer an analysis of the window components, heat -resistant blinds (not made of fabric, but aluminum) and a tailor -made automation, which not only fits with the design of the house, but can also add additional time in an emergency.
Built -in protection, carefully designed
CPHBA works closely with architects, builders and homeowners and ensures that projects reflect the style and structural arrangement of every house. This includes the offer of slats and frames in different colors and profiles as well as creating bags in home design for motorized blinds, which disappear if they are not used.
In addition to the sun protection, your systems offer year -round advantages:
Privacy: While the residents can see it, outsiders cannot see.
Sunlight control: The slats let filtered light through without overheating the interior. The blinds can be lowered, but the slats are inclined at an angle that protects the building from direct solar radiation.
Automation: Intelligent blinds react to ambient changes or user commands and improve comfort and efficiency.
And since these systems are made of powerful materials and not made of thin fabric materials, homeowners can count on both durability and style.
Protect more than just buildings
CHBA's customer base include people who want to protect their lands, art collections, wine collections and privacy. It's not just about comfort, efficiency or convenience. It's about protecting what is most important.