The St Marys 2760 industrial estates around Charles Hackett Drive are our regular ground for plant screening and warehouse ventilation louvres. Aluminium louvres St Marys clients need are usually heavy, powder-coated, and fixed to bracketing rated for the wind load.
Booking a Aluminium Louvres St Marys site measure
Aluminium louvres St Marys work is often industrial: plant-room screens on warehouse roofs, ventilation grilles on switchboards, and privacy louvres on shed compounds. Every aluminium louvres job is engineered to the wind load at Charles Hackett Drive and installed with stainless fixings for longevity.
Wind loads, brackets and fixings
We engineer bracket spacing to the panel size and wind load for the site’s exposure category. Fixings are stainless where corrosion is a concern, and blade-to-frame connections are mechanical so we can replace a single blade if it gets damaged rather than dropping the whole panel.
Facade louvres and specifications
For commercial specifiers we work from the architect’s schedule and supply shop drawings for approval before fabrication. Standard sunshade louvres are typically 150 or 200 mm elliptical at 60 to 80 mm pitch, but we cut to whatever the drawings call for.
- Fixed, adjustable and manually or motorised operable blade systems for every application
- Blade profiles from 50 mm elliptical through 100, 150, 200 and 300 mm flat cut to length
- Powder coat and anodised finishes in any Dulux or Interpon colour, with marine-grade coating on request
- Engineered bracket spacing and stainless fixings sized to the site wind load and exposure
- Facade sunshades, plant screens, pool-fence infills and residential deck privacy panels
Panther Glass has been handling aluminium louvres across St Marys 2760 industrial estates and neighbourhood shops since 1985, all built in our Jamisontown workshop. For industrial louvre specification detail see our Aluminium Louvres service page, or the St Marys area page. Phone 02 4722 2787.
Frequently asked questions
Do you engineer the fixings?
Yes. Bracket spacing and fixings are engineered to the panel size and the site wind load. Where the panel spans more than a few metres we supply the engineering sign-off with the shop drawings, and every fixing set is sized for the actual substrate on site rather than an assumed brick or steel.
Can I get a specific Dulux or Interpon colour?
Yes. Standard stocked colours are on the truck; anything else is ordered in on a project basis and adds about a week to the lead time. Marine-grade coatings are available for exposed or coastal sites, and we can match to an existing swatch, batch code or physical sample on request.