The Louvres

Louvres are architectural features consisting of horizontal or vertical slats designed to allow air or light passage while blocking direct sunlight, rain, or visibility from outside. They are often used in windows, ventilation systems, and shading devices to improve airflow and control lighting and privacy efficiently. Louvres can be made from various materials like wood, metal, or glass, and are adjustable or fixed depending on their purpose. They help regulate indoor climate, reduce energy costs, and add aesthetic appeal to buildings.