Yes, with one honest distinction. As of 2026, Renson Fixscreen is EN 13561 Class 3 wind certified, rated to 130 km/h closed at standard sizes and wind-tunnel verified to 126 km/h by Velux and Force Technology. The fabric is rain-resistant rather than waterproof, sheds the bulk of a tropical shower, and drains down the sealed zip-track side channels rather than pooling. The functional outcome for an alfresco section is that guests stay seated, floors stay dry enough to serve, and the service does not get comped or refunded. Combined with motorized closing on a wind or rain sensor, the system closes before the customer notices the sky has turned.

Usually yes. As of 2026, Renson Fixscreen mounts to facade, pergola, or standalone frame, and retracts fully into a sealed cassette when stowed. This is designed for the DBKL 6m fire-lane rule and the removability requirement most KL council and mall landlords carry. Older shophouse structures get the standalone frame option where a facade fix is not possible. New Way confirms the mounting path against your structural drawings and any council or landlord approval on the site walkthrough, before any committee paper is drafted.

Motorized standard, so the manual-fatigue failure mode is removed. As of 2026, Renson Fixscreen ships with motorized operation by default, and integrates with Somfy or Lutron control for sensor-triggered closing on wind or rain. The staff are not climbing on chairs at 12:55pm to wind the alfresco shut. The system closes itself when the sky turns. The view-through sunscreen mesh also keeps the alfresco feeling open during the 11am-to-3pm sun, so the section does not sit always-shut like a cheap manual installation would.

With lifecycle math, not aesthetics. As of 2026, a cheap awning in tropical exposure typically replaces every two to three years and does not stop rain mid-service. The hidden cost is in rain days lost (covers refunded, AC waste through a porous frontage), in the viral apology cycle, and in the replacement spend. The Renson Fixscreen committee deck includes rain days lost times covers per service times average ticket, paired against its long tropical-exposure service life. Capex protecting opex, on one page.

Yes. As of 2026, New Way fabricates Renson Fixscreen for the alfresco and rooftop, Lutron Triathlon, Serena, and Sivoia QS for guest rooms and amenity, Aqara Roller Shades for entry-tier suite shading, and Premium Hotel Ripple, Standard Recessed, and Curve curtain track for the lobby and partitions. All on one property-wide quote, one warranty path, and one named contact for the operator. New Way is an authorized fabricator for Lutron, Renson, and Aqara.

No. Those are Renson’s globally specified projects, not New Way installs. The authority transfer is the licensing chain: Mandarin Oriental, Ritz-Carlton, and Four Seasons specify Renson Fixscreen at the Renson level globally, and New Way is the licensed Renson Fixscreen fabricator and installer for the Malaysia and Singapore region. Local named MY and SG hospitality references are added to the Master Project Registry as projects ship and consent is captured. As of 2026, the regional reference list is growing; ask the team for the current list at the consultation.