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French term
volet type persienne IDF
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Construction / Civil Engineering
List of things for project to extend detached house in a Département in the Parisian suburbs.
"Paire de volet bois type persienne IDF 1000x2150mm"
volet type persienne I translate as "louvred shutter". I'm suspecting that IDF could potentially stand for "Ile-de-France". Are the shutters in Ile-de-France characteristic in some way that differentiates them from those in other parts of France?
"Paire de volet bois type persienne IDF 1000x2150mm"
volet type persienne I translate as "louvred shutter". I'm suspecting that IDF could potentially stand for "Ile-de-France". Are the shutters in Ile-de-France characteristic in some way that differentiates them from those in other parts of France?
Proposed translations
(English)
3 | IDF louvred shutter | B D Finch |
References
http://www.lafermetureparisienne.fr/pers... | mchd |
Proposed translations
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IDF louvred shutter
I think it might be a company name.
https://www.usinenouvelle.com/expo/volets-roulants-et-stores...
"La société IDF Menuiserie s'est spécialisée en menuiserie PVC / ALU / BOIS pour tous les bâtiments industriels, locaux commerciaux, bureaux, habitations …"
https://www.usinenouvelle.com/expo/volets-roulants-et-stores...
"La société IDF Menuiserie s'est spécialisée en menuiserie PVC / ALU / BOIS pour tous les bâtiments industriels, locaux commerciaux, bureaux, habitations …"
Peer comment(s):
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polyglot45
: Surely IDF stands for Ile-de-France and means shutters typical of the Paris region?
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mchd
: Cette société ne fabrique pas de persienne - d'acord avec Polyglot
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Reference comments
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Discussion
Or it may refer to a style, like "Hausmannien" buildings in Paris. If there is some big renovation project, you will see that they have totally gutted the inside, but left the facade because it's considered as a historical landmark.