CNC Screens & Custom Panels

With state-of-the-art-CNC and fabrication machinery, operated by skilled technicians, Sydney Louvres are capable of turning your designs & ideas into tangible products. Turn plain, boring Aluminium into pieces of art! Custom designed gates, panels, windows, sun shades and so much more. Produced in aluminium or stainless steel, punched or laser cut perforated panelling is a highly versatile product. It can be curved, folded and joined in a wide range of ways, supplied in stand-alone sheets or manufactured into complete sunshade units or stackable sliding door panels. While available in a wide range of cost-effective standard perforation shapes & free-air ratings, it can also be custom designed to suit your project requirements. All panels can also be anodised or powder-coated in a wide range of modern colours.

Balustrade Infill Panels

Aluminium perforated panelling provides a safe & neat solution for stairway & balcony balustrade infills, pool fencing and access walkway protection. It allows for effective free-air movement, but also a blank canvas for the creative use of colour and texture.

Privacy Screening

Perforated panelling is also an ideal solution for privacy or decorative screening in cafes, restaurants, alfresco areas, gardens, carports and landscape designs, or screening unsightly areas such as garbage bin storage or work areas. It can be supplied in sheet form for retro-fitting into existing structures, provided with stand-alone mounting framework or as complete sliding or stacking door assemblies.

Sun Shading

Perforated panelling can be developed into a wide variety of fixed or adjustable sunshade awnings, utilising a wide range of mounting systems. Ideal for shading school walkways or reducing glare in offices or computer work areas, they are lightweight & cost effective and can add a true splash of colour when used on older style buildings.

Facade Treatment

Often used when updating & modernising ageing structures, aluminium perforated panelling is an ideal material to provide a fresh new 'skin' over an existing building material , or as a key element in a new project. It can be used to wrap an entire or partial structure, added to provide visual highlights to a blank wall, or overlaid to smooth out a surface complicated by mixed materials such as concrete, steel & glazing. Lightweight and low-maintenance, it can provide a highly effective result.