Louvers are architectural elements that serve various purposes such as providing privacy, regulating sunlight & rainwater, or enhancing aesthetics. Although louvers can be made from a range of materials including wood, metal, glass, or synthetic materials, WPC louvers possess superior durability and distinct looks and help create beautiful exteriors that last a long time. They contribute to the energy efficiency of buildings through thermal insulation, shading and solar heat control, natural ventilation, and daylighting.

Thermal Insulation

WPC louvers possess insulating properties, which help reduce heat transfer between the interior and exterior of a building. They minimize heat gain in hot climates and heat loss in cold climates, thereby maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature and reducing the load on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.

Shading and Solar Heat Control Installing

Installing WPC Louvers on windows and exterior walls can help control solar heat gain. Louvers serve as exterior shading solutions as well. By adjusting the angle of louvers the amount of sunlight entering a building can be controlled, regulating the heat inside a building naturally. By merely fixing the angle of WPC louvers, a significant reduction in energy consumption towards cooling/heating the building can be achieved.

Natural Ventilation

WPC louvers can be incorporated into a building’s design stage itself to provide for the movement of fresh air. This minimizes relying on mechanical ventilation systems and simultaneously improves indoor air quality as well. This in turn leads to energy savings by minimizing the use of air conditioning or mechanical ventilation.

Daylighting

Well-designed WPC louvers allow diffused natural light to permeate into the building, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the daytime. By maximizing daylight exposure, energy consumption associated with lighting can be minimized, creating a more pleasant and productive indoor environment.

Low Maintenance

WPC louvers have excellent weathering capabilities and are not susceptible to corrosion, rusting, termites, and other insects, making them a long-lasting solution for building exteriors. They do not require heavy periodic maintenance or frequent replacements. These low maintenance characteristics help reduce overall energy and material consumption.

Everwood WPC Louvers

Everwood WPC is a material highly in demand for the construction of louvers. The material is a combination of recycled wood flour and HDPE thermoplastics. As the manufacture of Everwood WPC involves an energy-efficient production process devoid of toxic emissions or effluent discharge, the carbon footprint is less. Everwood WPC Louvers provide excellent thermal insulation to buildings and facilitate natural lighting and ventilation, and thus help improve energy conservation.