Sun Louvres by Louvretec

Louvretec’s sun louvres are designed to operate using a variety of proprietary operable and fixed systems. This allows for a customised approach that can meet the design and functionality requirements of any louvre project.

Louvretec’s versatile louvre systems allow you to control your environment, making the most of the sun, both protecting in summer and enjoying in winter.

Add to this, shelter, privacy and security, along with stylish indoor outdoor design and living choices and you will see why Louvretec is worth considering on any project.

The EBOSS library has a full overview of technical details for LouvreTec sun louvres.

200mm Maxi Sun Louvre

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The 200mm wide Maxi Louvre belongs in Louvretec's range of larger sized louvres blades.

NZ Made

Can be used for sun shading, wind break, privacy and Architectural feature.
Suitable for coastal, inland, snow, residential, commercial installation.
Louvres can be installed horizontally, vertically or at an angle and can be motorized, manually adjustable (Spiral Pivot system) or fixed (end or bracket).
The Spiral Pivot system allows for 180° rotation of the louvres.

Very High Earthquake Zone

Extra High Wind Zone

Specific Design Wind Zone

Engineered to meet relevant AS/NZS standards.
All extrusions manufactured in an ISO quality assured environment to AS1866 & AS3902 standards.
Louvre spans, as per tables 1&2, section 12 of the Louvretec Product Catalogue, are certified by Markplan Consulting Limited (Consulting Structural Engineers) and meets the requirements of AS/NZS 1170:2011, NZS3604:2011, AS/NZ 1664:1997.
Refer to attached Engineering notes and PS1 provided by Markplan Consulting Limited(Consulting Engineers) with regard to B1 & B2.

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