custom sun Louvers

Product Description

Sun louvers (aka solar shading systems or brise soleil) are mounted on a building's facade to control solar heat gain and reduce glare, while still allowing natural light and outward visibility.

When you go custom, you're tailoring everything from the blade shape to the material, mounting style, and finish.

• Rectangular / Box blades “ Clean, modern look

• Aerodynamic / Elliptical “ Maximizes airflow and minimizes drag

• Z-shaped / Angled fins “ Better control of light direction

• Perforated blades “ Allow partial light and reduce weight

• Depths: Typically range from 50mm to 400mm+ depending on shading goals

• Horizontal “ Best for south-facing facades (in most northern hemisphere locations)

• Vertical “ Ideal for east/west sun control and tall windows

• Cantilevered / Projected “ Extend out like mini awnings

• Integrated “ Mounted within curtain wall systems

• Fixed “ Lower cost, maintenance-free

• Operable (motorized or manual) “ Adjustable for seasonal or daily light control
  Smart building integration possible via sensors or BMS

• Aluminum “ Lightweight, rust-resistant, perfect for powder coating

• Steel “ Strong and durable, but heavier and needs corrosion protection

• Wood / Wood-look aluminum “ Warmer, residential or natural finishes

• Composite / FRP “ Lightweight, low-maintenance options for unique shapes

• Powder-coated (RAL/custom) “ Durable, fade-resistant, huge color range

• Anodized “ Sleek, metallic tones, excellent durability

• Wood grain “ Achieve timber look with aluminum performance

• Faade-mounted

• Framed within curtain walls

• Stand-alone sunshade structures

• Roof extensions / pergola-style shading

• Reduces cooling loads and energy bills

• Enhances daylighting without glare

• Improves indoor comfort and sustainability (LEED credits!)Sun louvers (aka solar shading systems or brise soleil) are mounted on a building's facade to control solar heat gain and reduce glare, while still allowing natural light and outward visibility.

  When you go custom, you're tailoring everything from the blade shape to the material, mounting style, and finish.

  ïïCUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS ïï 1. Blade Shape & Size

  • Rectangular / Box blades “ Clean, modern look

  • Aerodynamic / Elliptical “ Maximizes airflow and minimizes drag

  • Z-shaped / Angled fins “ Better control of light direction

  • Perforated blades “ Allow partial light and reduce weight

  • Depths: Typically range from 50mm to 400mm+ depending on shading goals

  ïï 2. Orientation & Mounting

  • Horizontal “ Best for south-facing facades (in most northern hemisphere locations)

  • Vertical “ Ideal for east/west sun control and tall windows

  • Cantilevered / Projected “ Extend out like mini awnings

  • Integrated “ Mounted within curtain wall systems

  ïï 3. Fixed vs. Operable

  • Fixed “ Lower cost, maintenance-free

  • Operable (motorized or manual) “ Adjustable for seasonal or daily light control
    Smart building integration possible via sensors or BMS

  ïï 4. Materials

  • Aluminum “ Lightweight, rust-resistant, perfect for powder coating

  • Steel “ Strong and durable, but heavier and needs corrosion protection

  • Wood / Wood-look aluminum “ Warmer, residential or natural finishes

  • Composite / FRP “ Lightweight, low-maintenance options for unique shapes

  ïï 5. Finish Options

  • Powder-coated (RAL/custom) “ Durable, fade-resistant, huge color range

  • Anodized “ Sleek, metallic tones, excellent durability

  • Wood grain “ Achieve timber look with aluminum performance

  ïï 6. Mounting Style

  • Faade-mounted

  • Framed within curtain walls

  • Stand-alone sunshade structures

  • Roof extensions / pergola-style shading

  … BENEFITS

  • Reduces cooling loads and energy bills

  • Enhances daylighting without glare

  • Improves indoor comfort and sustainability (LEED credits!)

  • Creates strong architectural identity

  • Protects glass from direct UV exposure

  ïï COMMON APPLICATIONS

  • Office buildings

  • Schools/universities

  • Museums/galleries

  • Luxury homes

  • Government and civic buildings

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• Creates strong architectural identity

• Protects glass from direct UV exposure

• Office buildings

• Schools/universities

• Museums/galleries

• Luxury homes

• Government and civic buildings

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