Louvers
- Definition: Louvers are architectural or mechanical devices designed with angled slats or blades that allow ventilation while blocking direct light and rain.
- Materials: Commonly made from materials such as wood, aluminum, steel, or plastic, each offering different benefits in terms of durability and appearance.
- Function: Used to control airflow, light, and visibility. They help to improve ventilation and reduce heat and moisture buildup in buildings or machinery.
- Design: Available in various configurations, including fixed, adjustable, and operable designs, allowing for flexibility in controlling air and light flow.
- Applications: Commonly installed in windows, doors, building facades, and HVAC systems. They are also used in architectural features and decorative elements.
- Maintenance: Requires regular cleaning to prevent dust and debris buildup, which can impact performance and appearance.
- Energy Efficiency: Helps in reducing cooling and heating costs by improving airflow and reducing heat buildup within buildings.