Kingfisher KC120 Screening Louvres - Visual Screening Louvre System
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Screening louvre system comprising of a single bank of louvre blades designed to provide visual screening with a continuous appearance (but not weather protection).
Application
Generally used for screening HVAC and other plant on roofs, from street level to higher level buildings. Blade pitch can be adjusted to suit sightlines and specific requirements.
Description
Louvre system comprising of a single bank of louvre blades designed to provide visual screening with a continuous appearance, but not weather protection.
Features and benefits:
- Variable blade pitch ranging from 50–140 mm.
- The Z-profile blades can be installed angled upwards (inverted) or downwards according to direction of view.
- Louvres are mounted on concealed mullions for a continuous appearance, and can form an architectural feature of a building.
- Mitre cuts available maintaining the continuous appearance.
- All components are extruded aluminium for long life with good corrosion resistance.
- Blades clip in place and cannot be removed without a special tool, so the system is suitable for use in publicly accessible areas.
- The system is very flexible; banks can be made to any practicable size or shape.
- Available in a range of configurations with different mullion profiles and backings to suit the application e.g. blanking plates or mesh.
- Integrated single and double door sets are available or the doors can be a stand-alone component.
- Not suitable for weather protection.
General information
Color | Silver Guidance for specification option: Powder-coating or natural anodized. Other |
Finish | Powder-coated Anodized Mill Matt Satin |
Material | Aluminium |
Shape | Rectangle Square Other |
Length | Bespoke |
Width | Bespoke Manufacturer guidanceMinimum installation depth with M2 mullion 126mm |
Height | Bespoke |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | L10/54 Louvres L10/650 Metal louvres H11/140 Louvres |
Specification data - Aluminium louvre panel units
Size (l x w x d) | Guidance for specification option: Insert requirements including drawing/ schedule reference as required.
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Material | Extruded aluminium concealed mullions and louvre blades, grade 6063 T6 to BS 1474. |
Finish | Polyester powder coating to BS 6496.Guidance for specification option: Standard. Anodizing AA25 to BS 3987.Guidance for specification option: Where anodizing is specified, the aluminium will be of anodizing quality. Natural mill finish.PVF2. |
Colour | Guidance for specification option: Insert colour requirements (not applicable for natural anodized or natural mill finishes). |
Texture | Guidance for specification option: Consult manufacturer for options and insert requirements. |
Construction | Guidance for specification option: Consult manufacturer for options e.g. mullion sizes and insert requirements. |
Fire performance | |
Reaction to fire | Non-combustible.Guidance for specification option: As standard. A2-s1,d0.Guidance for specification option: Optional polyester powder coating rated A2-s1,d0. |
Louvre configuration | |
Number of banks | One. |
Blade orientation | Horizontal.Horizontal (inverted). |
Blade pitch | Variable.Guidance for specification option: Consult manufacturer for details. |
Blade angle | Fixed.Guidance for specification option: 45°. |
Accessories | None.Blanking panels.Guidance for specification option: Consult manufacturer for details. Mesh.Guidance for specification option: Consult manufacturer for details. Insect guard (HDPE; 4 mm hole size).Bird/ vermin guard (aluminium; 15 mm hole size). |
Installation | Support rails required (supplied by others). |
Sustainability data
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Material | Aluminium |
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| Platform | Compatible | Version |
|---|---|---|
 Revit | - | 1 |
 IFC | - | 1 |
Literature
Kingfisher Ventilation Louvres Brochure
Kingfisher Louvre Blades and Mullion Span Capability
Case studies
Kingfisher Louvres - SEE Building, University of Salford
Kingfisher Louvres - Birmingham City Council Offices