Aluminum Louver

Fixed aluminium louvers have blades mounted at a fixed angle, usually between 45 or 30 degrees. This design makes it impossible to adjust the blades, and the fixed blade angle effectively blocks direct sunlight from rising indoor temperatures while keeping natural light in. Fixed blinds are often used on facades or in areas exposed to harsh weather conditions, and the corrosion resistance of aluminium ensures long term outdoor use.

Adjustable louvres have blades that are adjusted in angle by means of a manual lever, a motorised system or a remote control, allowing flexibility in adjusting the amount of light and ventilation according to requirements. This type of louvre is suitable for places that require versatility and flexible control.

Vertical aluminium louvers have vertically aligned blades and are typically used for large glass doors, floor-to-ceiling windows or wide wall openings. The blades slide along a horizontal track for flexible shading and ventilation. In large glass doors or open spaces, vertical blinds can act as partitions to provide privacy and functional zoning.

Horizontal aluminium louvers are the most common type. The blades are arranged horizontally and can be adjusted by rotating an adjusting lever or by a motorised system. By adjusting the angle of the blades, the user has the flexibility to control the amount of incoming light and air to meet a variety of needs. Horizontal blinds take up less space than other shading devices, making them suitable for narrow windows or interior partitions.

External Sunshade Aluminium Louvers, usually installed on the facade of a building, are systems of fixed or self-adjusting aluminium alloy blades used to control direct sunlight and reduce the amount of heat entering the building. Exterior solar shading louvers can provide an effective shading solution for commercial buildings and residential building facades that require a high degree of shading.