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Façade & exterior

Aluminium louvres & sun breakers

Sun-breaker and ventilation louvres for elevations and service areas — angled blades that let the air in and keep eyes and harsh sun out.

  • Free site visit, usually within 48 hours
  • Written, itemised quote
  • Fabricated in our own workshop
  • Service after the invoice
Illustration — photos of our aluminium louvres work are on the way

01Overview

Air in, eyes out

Louvres are angled blades that do two jobs at once: they let air through while blocking the direct view and the harshest sun. On a west-facing Ahmedabad elevation, sun-breaker louvres take the edge off the afternoon heat; on a utility balcony or service area, ventilation louvres keep the space breathing while hiding what’s behind.

Aluminium suits louvres because it stays straight, doesn’t rust and takes any powder-coated shade — so the blades can match the window frames or stand out as a feature of the elevation.

As with every job, Hitesh measures on site, and the louvres are fabricated in our own workshop on New Science City Road and fixed by our own team.

02Options

Louvre options

Not sure which suits your opening? We measure and tell you what will actually work — then quote it.

  • Sun-breaker louvres

    Blades on the elevation that shade windows from direct sun.

  • Ventilation louvres

    Let air through service areas while screening them from view.

  • Louvre windows

    Angled blades within a window frame: air in, eyes out.

  • Elevation screens

    Louvres as a design feature across a front elevation.

03Specification

What goes into it.

Sections, glass and hardware chosen for your opening — not for whatever’s in stock.

Aluminium

A1
Powder-coated & anodised profilesWeather-resistant finishes in any RAL shade — matte, textured or wood-grain.
A2
Slim & heavy-duty sectionsSection chosen to the span and wind load, not to whatever’s in stock.

04Benefits

Why aluminium louvres

  • Shade from the sun

    Angled blades cut direct sun on west-facing walls.

  • Air keeps moving

    Ventilation without opening the space to view.

  • Privacy

    Screens what’s behind without closing it in.

  • Any finish

    Powder-coated to match or contrast with your windows.

  • Won’t rust

    Aluminium won’t rot, warp, rust or crack.

  • Low maintenance

    A wash-down is all the blades need.

05Ideal for

Who it’s for.

  • Homes & Bungalows

    Utility balconies, service areas and west-facing windows.

  • Shops & Showrooms

    Front elevations that need shade and character.

  • Offices & Corporates

    Elevations and service areas of office buildings.

06Our work

See our workmanship.

Photos of our aluminium louvres work are on the way. In the meantime, here’s the finish we deliver on every job.

All projects

07How we work

Five steps. No surprises.

  1. Site Visit

    We come and measure ourselves. Free, and usually within 48 hours.

  2. Design & Quote

    Section, glass and hardware options with a written, itemised price.

  3. Fabrication

    Cut and assembled in our own Science City Road workshop.

  4. Installation

    Fitted, sealed, aligned and the site left clean when we leave.

  5. After Service

    Adjustments, servicing and repairs — we pick up the phone later too.

08FAQs

Questions about aluminium louvres

Something else? Call or WhatsApp +91 84888 90170.

What’s the difference between sun-breaker and ventilation louvres?

Sun-breakers are mainly about shade: blades set on a façade to block direct sun. Ventilation louvres are mainly about airflow: they let air through a service area or opening while hiding what’s behind.

Do louvres keep the rain out?

Angled blades shed most rain, but louvres are designed to let air through, so they aren’t fully waterproof. If an area must stay dry, tell us at the site visit and we’ll suggest what will actually work.

Can louvres match my window frames?

Yes. Louvres are powder-coated in any RAL shade — matte, textured or wood-grain — so they can match the windows or contrast with them.

Will aluminium louvres rust?

No. Aluminium doesn’t rust, and a powder-coated or anodised finish protects the surface from the weather.

Can louvres be added to an existing building?

Often, yes — it depends on the structure they’ll be fixed to. Hitesh checks that when he measures, before suggesting anything.

How much do aluminium louvres cost?

It depends on the area, the blade sections and the finish, so we don’t quote blind. After a free site visit you get a written, itemised quote — typically within 48 hours — showing what each part costs.

Free site visit · Itemised quote

Think glass, think Aksharam.

Tell us about the job. Hitesh will come and measure it himself — usually within 48 hours — and send a written, itemised quote for your aluminium louvres.