Yes. Renson Fixscreen mounts to facade, pergola, or standalone frame, and retracts fully into a sealed cassette when stowed. As of 2026, this matches the DBKL 6m fire-lane rule and the MCST or JMB removability requirement that most KL and Singapore strata buildings carry. New Way confirms the mounting path against your building’s structural drawings and council approval on the site walkthrough, before any committee paper is drafted. Older shophouse and limited-structure buildings are covered by the standalone frame option.

With engineering specs, lifecycle math, and a phased rollout plan, not adjectives. As of 2026, New Way packages a committee-ready deck for every property-management consultation: Renson Fixscreen’s EN 13561 Class 3 wind certification (130 km/h closed at standard sizes, wind-tunnel verified to 126 km/h by Velux and Force Technology), M1 fire-rated fabric (NF P92-503), long service life in tropical exposure, and the warranty terms layered with the New Way fabrication cover. The deck also includes a lifecycle comparison vs the cheap-awning replacement cycle (typically two to three years in tropical exposure) so the committee sees capex protecting opex, not capex stacking on opex.

Yes. As of 2026, New Way fabricates Renson Fixscreen outdoor zip-screen for the rooftop, terrace, and pool deck. Lutron Sivoia QS, Triathlon, and Serena for function rooms and amenity spaces. Aqara Roller Shades for smaller resident-facing rooms. Premium Hotel Ripple, Standard Recessed, and Curve curtain track for the lobby and partition work. All on one building-wide quote, one warranty path, and one named contact for the property manager. New Way is an authorized fabricator for Lutron, Renson, and Aqara.

Every New Way product carries a 5-year warranty, confirmed in writing on the building’s quote. Renson Fixscreen layers Renson’s own product warranty on top of the New Way cover. As of 2026, that cover is backed locally by the team that fabricated and installed the shading, so a question that comes in two to three years later has a clear answer.

Minimal, by design. As of 2026, New Way’s standard practice on operating common areas is phased install during low-traffic windows (typically weekday mornings outside event days), with the in-house install team owning the schedule rather than handing it to a third-party contractor. Renson Fixscreen mounts to existing structure or pergola without bolting into council-restricted floors, so the disruption window is hours, not days. Indoor motorized installs follow the same phased approach, room by room, with the principal informed before each phase.

Yes. Many property managers come to New Way with a multi-year replacement program on lobby drapery, common-area shading, or function-room tracks installed by a previous vendor. As of 2026, New Way fabricates a like-for-like or upgraded replacement on the same track footprint where possible, and a full re-spec where the original spec is now under-built (for example a manual curtain on a window that residents complain about). The replacement program runs phased, with the principal and the committee approving each phase on the committee deck.