Description
| Metal Type | Aluminium |
| Size | 36 inch |
| Material | Galvanized Iron (GI) |
| Sheet Thickness | 0.5 mm |
| Profile Type | Plain |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Louver Type | Hinged |
| Driven Type | no |
| Is It Adjustable | no |
| Max Working Pressure Psi | no |
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
| Brand | Vindsil |
Design and Dimensions
Louver Width
Can vary from 50mm to 300mm or more, depending on aesthetic or functional requirements.
Blade Angle
Common angles include 30°, 45°, and 60°; custom angles are available for specific shading requirements.
Spacing Between Blades
Usually between 10mm and 100mm, depending on ventilation, privacy, and aesthetic preferences.
Louver Length
Custom lengths are available to suit project requirements, but standard sizes range from 500mm to 3m or more.
Finish and Coatings
Powder-Coating
Common finish for aluminum or steel, offering a range of color options and excellent corrosion resistance.
Wood Finish
Wood louvers can be stained, painted, or treated for durability, including UV protection for outdoor use.
Installation
Mounting Options
Louvers can be installed vertically or horizontally, depending on the design and purpose. They can be integrated into window frames, doors, or exterior facades.
Frame
The frame can be aluminum, steel, or custom-built depending on the application. It holds the U-shaped blades securely in place.
Fastening Method
Can be mounted using brackets, screws, or clips, depending on the size and material of the louvers.
Customization
Louvers can be custom-made to fit any unique design, size, or functional requirement. There are options for fixed or adjustable blades.
Applications
Commercial Buildings
Used on facades, windows, and doors for privacy, shading, and ventilation.
Residential Buildings
Installed in window systems, patios, or pergolas to enhance aesthetic appeal and functional ventilation.
Industrial Applications
Used for controlling airflow in ventilation systems, cooling towers, and machinery rooms.
Outdoor Shading
Louvers are often used in outdoor structures, such as carports, pergolas, or sunshades, to provide relief from the sun while still allowing ventilation.
