Louvre Windows

Louvre windows are widely used in commercial buildings, which are both beautiful and durable.

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Glass Louvre Window

An aluminium bearer fitted across each glass blade ensures that Safetyline Jalousie louvres are reinforced for use in high traffic areas, education facilities or sports halls.

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Louvres for Apartments and Building

Unique mechanics of louvre windows allow for ease of maintenance and cleaning from the inside of the building. This is especially attractive for multi-story apartments or office buidings.

Learn more about the benefits of specifying louvres for high-rise buildings.

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Award Winning Project for Louvre Windows

As one of the safest, strongest, widest and most functional louvre windows on the market, Safetyline Jalousie has been trusted in various award-winning projects across the country.

In image: Safetyline Jalousie louvres used in Altitude by Meriton - winner of 2018 Development of the Year Awards.

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Architect Max Sgammotta was impressed by the robust, inbuilt security window which provides a safe and secure living space for Kingsford Boarding House students.

This energy efficient windows also deliver ultimate control of the airflow to the apartments, allowing cool breezes in during the warmer months, and keeping cold air out in winter.

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Glazed Louvre Window

SafetyLine Jalousie louvre windows are delivered fully glazed and assembled for quick and easy installation.

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Recent stories related to the shattering of glass in high-rise units have created cause for concern. This isn’t a minor problem. The use of inadequate glass presents serious dangers.

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Why School Building Designers Love Louvre Windows More Than Ever

Historically, louvre windows haven’t been very compatible with the needs of school buildings. While they most certainly deliver the required ventilation and have aesthetic appeal, conventional louvre windows have not met minimum security and safety requirements for schools in years gone by.

In discussions with specifying architects, the most common appeal of Safetyline Jalousie Louvre Windows is the ventilation provided which creates a more comfortable learning environment for students and teachers. An important objective is to maximise cross-ventilation to reduce the reliance on air conditioning/heating and minimise school operating costs.

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Louvre Windows Achieve 800pa Water Resistance Rating

Already outperforming most louvre windows on the market Safetyline Jalousie’s recent test results elevate them to a whole new level of performance. Higher ratings in wind and water performance now make Safetyline Jalousie louvre windows an even more versatile option for architects looking for sustai

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Wategos Beach House

Architect Phil Harris from Troppo was asked to design a house at Wategos Beach House in Byron Bay the brief was to create a home that had an open layout, invited the outdoors in, provided deep protection from the sun whilst creating outdoors spaces open to rainforest, beach and sky views. The original house was dug into the hillside, it was dark and unventilated.

\What the architect likes about wooden louvre windows is the solidness of the louvre profiles. The horizontal lines create a feeling of strength, security and protection yet maintaining elegance in design using timber and wood.