Architectural Louvers
Providing ventilation, sun control, and enhancing aesthetic appeal to the building facade, architectural louvers feature horizontal or vertical slats or blades. These components enable the passage of air and light while blocking direct sunlight, reducing heat gain. Due to their durability and weather resistance, decorative metal solutions like aluminium or steel are often chosen for architectural louvers. Customization options include size, spacing, and the angle of the slats, allowing for the achievement of the desired architectural effect.
Airfoil Louvers
Sleek and aerodynamic, airfoil louvers are ideal for high-performance airflow control. Their streamlined blade shape improves ventilation efficiency while reducing drag and wind resistance, making them a preferred choice for energy-conscious, modern buildings.
Free Rotation & Acoustic Louvers
Engineered for dynamic and adaptive airflow, these louvers feature adjustable blades that allow for precise control over ventilation and light. Acoustic variants include sound-dampening features to reduce noise transmission—perfect for use in mechanical rooms, auditoriums, and urban locations.
Sand Trap Louvers
Specially developed for dusty and sandy environments, these louvers prevent debris from entering HVAC systems or ventilation ducts. Commonly installed in buildings across the Middle East and other arid regions, they feature drainage and self-cleaning design options to reduce maintenance.
