Compact double-bank louvres offering a continuous blade appearance, excellent rain defence and a very good airflow.
ENTRY
DISCHARGE
Features & Advantages
- The horizontal blades of the front louvre create a continuous architectural line across the façade. A visible mullion configuration is available, if preferred.
- A high-performance vertical blade louvre module is positioned at the rear to provide excellent protection against wind-driven rain ingress
- Rear modules are powder-coated black as standard, to minimise their visual impact
- Modules are factory pre-assembled and supplied as double-bank units for ease of installation
- In areas where only parts of the façade are functionally active, blanking panels are used instead of blades in the rear louvre frame within non-active zones, helping to reduce costs
- Sightproof design
KEY FEATURES
- Mullion Type: Hidden
- Overall Depth: 135mm
- Blade Pitch (Front): 54mm
- Weight: 33kg/m2 based on a 2m x 2m module size
Download data sheet for sectional details
PERFORMANCE
SUMMARY
ENTRY
DISCHARGE
- Rain Penetration Class: A up to 3.5m/s
- Airflow Class: 3 (entry) 2 (discharge)
- Airflow Coefficient Ce (entry): 0.288
- Airflow Coefficient Cd (discharge): 0.317
See performance data sheet for full performance details.
MATERIALS & FINISHES
MATERIALS
- Aluminium alloy 6063-T6
- Nominal thickness:
- Front louvre – 1.52 mm for blades, head, cill and jumb frames, and for mullions
- Rear louvre – 1.27 mm for blades, 2.03 mm for head, cill and jamb frames, and for mullions
- Aluminium components are manufactured with a minimum of 55% recycled content (mix of pre- and post-consumer scrap)
- Louvre weight 33 kg/m2, based on a 2 m x 2 m module size
FINISH OPTIONS
- Mill finish
- Clear or colour anodised
- Polyester powder-coated – matt (standard) or gloss
OPTIONAL EXTRAS
- Head / side flashings
- Blanking panels (single skin or insulated)
- Bird / vermin guards, insect mesh
- Dampers
PROJECTS
Specification
Guidance
The principal reason for using louvres is to allow the movement of air. But, louvre specification is a balance between form and function, with louvred façade appearance playing an important part in the selection process.
