
KWL50 External Weather Louvre
- External Weather Louvres
- Range of shapes and sizes
- Range of colours
Category: External Weather Louvres
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- Louvres primarily used in ventilation and air conditioning systems to prevent water ingress at air intakes and discharges
- Natural ventilation openings such as plantrooms, boiler rooms, lift shafts, smoke exhausts, etc
- Architectural features
- Screening
- Louvre doors
- Penthouse louvres
- Comprehensive range of louvre sections, 38mm, 50mm, 75mm, 100mm
- Robust extruded aluminium sections
- Flanged or recessed louvres available
- Continuous louvre appearance
- Dummy, blanked and active louvre incorporated into one louvre section
- Integral bird mesh fitted as standard
- All shapes and sizes available
- Suitable for direct coupling with Konvekta dampers into one assembly
- Full range of alternative materials available – Galvanised steel, Stainless steel and PVC
- Materials – Blades and casing are constructed from aluminium extrusion to BS1474 with a thickness of 1.6mm
- Appearance – The blades are inclined at 45° and mounted at the centres and frame sizes
Blade Type 38 50 50-100 75 100 Blade Centres 38 50 50 75 90 Frame Depth 40 50 100 100 *100 *When mullion jointing is required, the frame depth = 140mm
- Frames – The frames can either be flanged or recessed
- Fixings – Supplied with flanges undrilled for fixing through the neck of the louvre. Alternative fixings available
- Options – Rot proof insect screen – Head/sill section – Blanking plates – Louvred doors – Penthouse louvres – Combined louvre damper assemblies
- Finishes – Mill finish as standard – Polyester powder coating to any RAL or BS4800 colour range
- Direct coupling of low leakage damper & weather louvre to form
- weather/air filtration proof combination
- Stainless steel, galvanised mild steel and PVC louvres available
- Lean back louvres for pitched roofs
- Louvres suitable for severe weather conditions
- All shapes and sizes available including circular, triangular, rhombus, etc