Louvres
Louvres
A louvre is a ventilation product that allows air to pass through it whilst keeping out unwanted elements such as water, dust and debris. On a perfect day, when the temperature is just right, a louver system can make things even better by bringing the outdoors inside. On an imperfect day, one in which rain has darkened the skies and brought dampness and chill along with it, your louver façade keeps the inclement weather out. Louvre systems are included on most building types to provide airflow to the building service system and to provide weather ability against rain ingress. A louvre façade adds weather control and comfort to the building’s interior.
Louvres, which are shutters or blinds with angled horizontal slats, are nowadays mainly placed for their decorative appeal. In the past louvre systems were often made out of wood, even today wood is still used to build some louvre systems. But most modern louvres are built using modern materials like aluminium, metal, glass, copper, stainless steel or titanium.
