Louvers, Grilles, Sunscreens and Awnings – May 2015

The Airolite Co. LLC

Airolite’s Airowood wood grain finish gives aluminum projects the natural look of wood, and is durable and colorfast without warping, cracking or chipping. Airowood, available on Airolite aluminum sun controls, louvers and louver screens, provides protection from humidity and UV rays. Five standard wood grains with finish options are offered and the wood grain powder-coating process complies with AAMA Standard 2604.

www.airolite.com[1]

McNICHOLS Co.

McNICHOLS’ perforated metal may be used for sunscreens and awnings, and is available with a variety of hole sizes, percentage of open area and high strength-to-weight ratio. The material comes in a selection of sizes, gauges and types including plastic. Benefits include air and light ventilation, sunshading, insulating properties, lightweight and low maintenance.

www.mcnichols.com/products/perforated[2]

Hendrick Architectural Products

Hendrick Architectural Products’ perforated sunshades come in a variety of metals and finishes, and standard systems are ready to install. The sunshades earn LEED credit for recycled content and energy savings, and are suitable for schools, universities, municipalities and hospitals.

www.hendrickarchproducts.com[3]

Metallic Products

Metallic Products’ wall louvers may be produced to self-flash to the wall panel or fit into a framed opening. Typical construction consists of 18-gauge steel frames and 20-gauge operable or stationary blades. The louvers are offered with aluminum and powder-coated finishes.

www.mpvent.com[4]

LMCurbs

LMCurbs’ selection of louvers includes formed galvanized, extruded aluminum, stationary and adjustable types. Coating options include baked enamel, anodized, prime paint and powder coat. Configurations include filter racks, welded corners, channel and flange frames. Operators for adjustable louvers include wing nut, motorized, chain and hand-crank.

www.lmcurbs.com[5]