Gi Vertical Louvers

90.00 sq/ft

Exterior louvers are architectural features designed to allow air or light to pass through while blocking direct sunlight, rain, or excessive heat. They are commonly used in buildings for ventilation, aesthetic purposes, or to protect interiors from the elements. Louvers can be found on windows, vents, doors, or even facades of a building. They are typically made of materials like wood, metal, or plastic and come in a variety of designs, from fixed to adjustable slats.
Here are some key points about exterior louvers:

Types of Exterior Louvers

Adjustable Louvers
These allow you to change the angle of the slats, offering more control over airflow, privacy, and sun shading.

Operable Louvers
Similar to adjustable ones but often more advanced, operable louvers can be controlled manually or with a motorized system.

Architectural Louvers
These are primarily used for aesthetic purposes, often incorporated into the design of modern facades or as decorative elements while still providing functionality.

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Specification Details
Material GI
Panel Width 25 mm
Size 36 inch
Metal Type GI
Sheet Thickness 0.5 mm
Louver Type Hinged
Panel Thickness U shape Panel
Profile Type Plain
Panel Type U shape Panel
Usage/Application Sound Absorbers
Surface Treatment Coated
Driven Type no
Surface Finish Powder Coated
Is It Adjustable no
surface treatment polished
Country of Origin Made in India
Brand Vindsil
Minimum order quantity 2500 sq ft

Common Uses

Privacy
Louvers can provide visual barriers, preventing outsiders from seeing into windows or interiors.

Sun Shading
By adjusting the angle of the slats, louvers can reduce glare and solar heat gain.

Aesthetic Design
Many modern buildings use louvers as a design element, with sleek, contemporary lines or even artistic patterns.

Materials

Aluminum
A popular choice due to its durability, lightweight nature, and resistance to corrosion.

Stainless Steel
Provides an industrial look and great durability but can be heavier and more expensive.

Plastic
A more affordable option, though it may not be as durable or aesthetically pleasing in high-end designs.

Benefits

Energy Efficiency
By regulating the amount of light and heat entering a building, louvers can help reduce cooling and heating costs.

Protection
They protect against weather conditions like rain or excessive sunlight without blocking airflow.

Aesthetics
Louvers can enhance the building’s exterior and give it a modern or stylish look.