Frequently Asked Questions About External Louvres

External louvres are adjustable slats or panels installed on the exterior of buildings. They serve multiple purposes, including controlling airflow, providing sunshade, enhancing privacy, and improving the aesthetics of the structure.

External louvres contribute to energy efficiency by controlling solar heat gain. They can be adjusted to block direct sunlight, reducing the need for excessive air conditioning and minimising energy consumption. They also promote natural ventilation, reducing reliance on mechanical cooling systems.

Yes, external louvres are highly customisable. They come in a wide range of materials, finishes, and designs, allowing seamless integration into various architectural styles. Whether modern or traditional, customisable options are available to complement any building design.

External louvres are designed with weather resistance in mind. Our louvres are constructed with water-resistant materials and feature angled slats that promote water runoff, minimising the chance of water penetration.

Common materials used for external louvres include aluminium, wood, and composite materials. Aluminium is a popular choice due to its durability, lightweight nature, and resistance to corrosion. Each material offers different aesthetics and performance characteristics, allowing for versatility in design.

Yes, external louvres are suitable for both residential and commercial buildings. They can be installed on various types of structures, including homes, offices, retail establishments, and institutional buildings. The adaptability and functionality of external louvres make them suitable for a wide range of applications.

Yes, all of our external louvres are generally motorised or automated for convenient operation. Motorisation allows for remote control, integration with building automation systems, and precise adjustment of louvre positions.