Louvers keep out rain and noise but allow some air and light. Louvers can be traced to the Middle Ages where a wooden device was placed on top of a roof opening located over a hot and smoky kitchen.

Louvers are shutter-like fins that can permit or prevent light and air from entering a space. In this Japanese home, the giant white pieces let shadows dance differently around the house ...

The EME520V wind-driven, rain-resistant stationary louver is the newest louver offering from Ruskin®. This 5-inch, vertically-oriented louver has best-in-class, wind-driven rain performance (Class A ...

Company: Greenheck Product: AFL-601 Description: The AFL-601 is the first wind-driven rain FEMA louver to be listed for AMCA 550 High-Velocity Wind-Driven Rain. Constructed of extruded aluminum with a ...

For the purposes of the discussion that’s presented in this column, the concept of vertical ventilation is centered on opening up a roof to relieve toxic gases, byproducts of combustion, smoke ...