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Wood-effect aluminium sun-breaker louvres on balconies

Shading Systems

Brise-Soleil Systems

Aluminium louvre brise-soleil systems that control direct sunlight on the facade.

Brise-soleil systems use aluminium louvres placed in front of the facade to cut direct sunlight, reducing overheating and glare indoors while still letting daylight in.

The shape, orientation and spacing of the louvres are chosen according to the facade’s orientation and the building’s architecture. Fixed or adjustable versions are planned per project.

Key features

  • 01

    Solar control

    Blocks direct sun while letting daylight in.

  • 02

    Architectural effect

    Adds rhythm and depth to the facade.

Applications

  • Office
  • Commercial building
  • Hotel
  • Villa
Brown aluminium sun-breaker shutters on a building facade
Wood-effect aluminium sun-breaker louvres on balconies

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