Airolite offers new vertical blade Storm Class Louver

By Healthcare Facilities Today


New Airolite Storm Class™ Louver Type SCV501 is a wind-driven rain louver designed to protect air intake and exhaust openings in building exterior walls from direct water penetration even in the most extreme weather conditions. AMCA Licensed for Water Penetration, Air Performance and Wind-Driven Rain, Louver Type SCV501’s design incorporates a drainable head member and 5-inch deep vertical rain resistant blades. Louvers featuring vertical blades offer the best protection against wind-driven rain and the vertical blade offers a distinct look to a building’s facade. 

Manufactured of extruded aluminum, Airolite louvers can be specified with a variety of options in a broad array of architectural finishes for durability and compatibility with adjacent components.

For more than 95 years, Airolite has been helping construction professionals around the world in the design, selection and specification of architectural louvers, grilles, screens and sun controls.

For more information about Airolite products, visit www.airolite.com or contact Airolite, P.O. Box 410, Schofield, WI 54476-0410, (715) 841-8757, FAX (715) 841-8773.

 



October 25, 2013


Topic Area: Press Release


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