Aluminum Jalousie Louver Windows
Classic jalousie design with adjustable horizontal slats (louvers) for superior ventilation control, privacy, and security.
Product Overview
Aluminum jalousie windows (also known as louver windows) are the hallmark of efficient natural ventilation. These windows consist of multiple horizontal slats set within an aluminum frame, which can be pivoted to control the flow of fresh air while blocking direct rain and maintaining privacy. Built with 1.4-2.0mm thick aluminum frames and high-quality pivot mechanisms from Kinlong or Hehe, our jalousie windows are both durable and easy to operate. They are particularly popular for bathrooms, kitchens, and tropical architectures where maximum air circulation is desired.
Specifications
| Series | Aluminum 50/ 75/ 80 jalousie series |
| Frame Thickness | 6063-T5 aluminum, 1.4mm to 2.0mm thickness |
| Blade Options | Glass or Aluminum slats (5mm/ 6mm/ 8mm tempered) |
| Hardware | Kinlong, Hehe, Xiezheng high-performance louvre operators |
| Surface Treatment | Powder coating, Anodizing, Over laminate, Electrophoresis |
Key Features
Adjustable Ventilation
Pivotable slats allow precise control of air inflow and direction.
All-Weather Privacy
Slats can be angled to block exterior sightlines while still allowing air and limited light to enter.
Durable Hardware
High-grade mechanical pivots ensure the slats stay synchronized and move smoothly for years.
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