Louver Panel

Material Composition: Made from solid wood, typically hardwoods like teak, oak, or pine, for durability and aesthetics.

Design: Consists of horizontal slats (louvers) set at an angle to allow light and air to pass through while providing privacy and shade.

Ventilation: Ideal for improving airflow and natural ventilation in spaces like windows, doors, and partitions.

Light Control: Helps control the amount of light entering a room, offering flexibility in adjusting brightness and reducing glare.

Privacy: Provides privacy by obstructing the view from the outside while still allowing light and air to pass through.

Aesthetic Appeal: The natural grain and finish of the wood enhance the visual appeal of interiors, adding a warm, classic, and elegant look.

Durability: Depending on the wood type, wooden louvers are strong, long-lasting, and resistant to wear and tear.

Customizable: Can be painted, stained, or laminated in various colors to match the interior décor.

Applications: Commonly used for windows, doors, partitions, and even as a decorative element in wall panels or ceilings.

Energy Efficiency: Helps reduce reliance on artificial lighting and air conditioning by regulating temperature and light levels naturally.

Maintenance: Requires occasional cleaning and re-finishing to maintain its appearance, especially in areas exposed to moisture or direct sunlight.