Louvers – Half-Round
Description
A louver half-round is a type of architectural feature commonly found in windows, doors, and vents. It consists of a series of horizontal slats or blades arranged in a half-circle shape, which can be adjusted to control the amount of air and light that enters a building or room. The half-round shape of the louver adds an elegant touch to any building facade and is often used in traditional or classic architectural styles. Louver half-rounds can also be used to create a decorative effect, such as in gables or dormers.
| Variant |
|---|
| 18″ |
| 20″ |
| 24″ |
| 30″ |
| 36″ |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Half-Round Louvers serve intake or exhaust openings?
Half-Round Louvers are passive vents, so they may be used for intake or exhaust depending on installation location.
How do Half-Round Louvers go in?
Match the half-round frame to the rough opening, support and fasten the perimeter, and detail the exterior joint so water drains away from the opening.
What ventilates a semicircular opening in a wall or gable?
Half-round louvers provide ventilation through a semicircular architectural opening while helping screen the opening from weather and debris.
