With the recent haze across Southeast Asia, keeping the indoors fresh can be a feat. But Breezway Louvre Windows are game for anything!
Are you looking for a window type that can keep the haze out and preserve your indoors? With Breezway Louvre Windows you can get all this and more. Due to a sophisticated and intelligent design, Breezway Louvre blades seal tight to keep out the dust, smoke and odour.
We have recently shared our unbeatable series on social media. Do you know the story behind our high-performing tightly sealed louvres? Breezway Altair Louvres’ patented “Living Hinge” is a legend in the making.
This design ensures that clips are pulled tightly against the channel. The over-centre locking offers strong blade-to-blade pressure.
Stay healthy, stay stylish with Breezway’s elegant window Louvre options.
Thanks
to the Malaysia National Home Ownership Campaign 2019 many of you may have
purchased a new property in recent months. You may also plan to own one in the
near future or have intentions to renovate your existing home.
Would you believe that selecting the right
windows could help improve you and your family’s wellbeing, cut your monthly
electric bill and even help you be kinder on the environment?
One of the energy monsters in Malaysian homes is the air conditioner. On cool days, Breezway Louvres can be opened to allow 90 per cent air flow, compared to only 12 to 40 percent of ventilation provided by other window types. By allowing maximum breezes into your building you could rely less on air conditioning. An electric fan might be sufficient and it consumes far less electricity.
On scorching hot days, if you decide that
air conditioning is necessary, Breezway Louvres seal tight to prevent air
leakage, maximising the efficiency of your air conditioner. Tinted blades will
improve cooling properties of your windows so heat gain is reduced and at the
same time, outdoor views are not compromised.
Good passive design principles for windows
can help you keep your air conditioning turned off. Here are some ideas:
Cross ventilation happens when there are pressure differences between one side of a building and the other. The larger the window opening, the greater the cooling effect.
Tall narrow louvres next to fixed lite windows give you the best of both worlds – framing your view and allowing optimal amount of natural light in while maintaining good air flow into the house.
Wide short louvres above a bed can be left
open at night to allow cool air in.
Another way to ventilate a room
is to place Breezway Powerlouvre Windows up high with remote operation. This
allows hot rising air to escape the room quickly while fresh cooling air can
flow in through lower level louvres to keep your home comfortably cool at any
time of the day at the push of a button.
Breezway Louvre Windows can
also be installed in internal walls of your house to facilitate internal
ventilation. This further cools and refreshes building occupants yet can be
closed when required so that privacy can be retained.
Being involved in the design and selection of your Breezway Louvres will make sure your achieve the best outcome for energy efficiency and most importantly comfort for you and your family.
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