U-Profile Louvers

Product Description

The product specification for U-shaped louvers can vary depending on the material, size, and intended application. Below is a general outline of product specifications for U-shaped louvers that might be used in architectural or industrial applications. These specifications cover material options, dimensions, performance characteristics, and installation details.

• Aluminum: Lightweight, rust-resistant, and durable. Common for modern architectural designs.
• Steel: Offers a robust, heavy-duty option, often galvanized or powder-coated for corrosion resistance.
• Wood: Used for more aesthetic, natural designs, often treated for weather resistance.
• PVC: Lightweight, weather-resistant, and low-maintenance.
• Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant and often used in high-end or industrial applications.

• Louver Blade Shape: U-shaped blades with open gaps between each blade.
• Blade Thickness: Typically ranges from 1mm to 3mm depending on the material and application.
• 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.

• Powder-Coating: Common finish for aluminum or steel, offering a range of color options and excellent corrosion resistance.
• Anodized Finish: Provides an extra layer of protection against corrosion and wear, often used for aluminum.
• Wood Finish: Wood louvers can be stained, painted, or treated for durability, including UV protection for outdoor use.
• PVC Coating: UV-resistant and weatherproof, commonly used in more budget-conscious applications.

• 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.

• 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.