ACP louvers are architectural elements used in building facades for ventilation and sun shading. They are made of aluminium composite panels, which consist of two thin aluminium sheets bonded to a non-aluminium core material, usually polyethylene The louvers are designed to allow air to flow through them while blocking direct sunlight, reducing heat gain and improving energy efficiency. They are commonly used in commercial and institutional buildings, such as offices, hospitals, and schools. ACP louvers come in various shapes, sizes, and colors to match the building’s design and aesthetic. They are also durable, lightweight, and easy to install, making them a popular choice for modern architecture.

Fin Louvers are featured in various architectural projects, demonstrating their versatility in residential and commercial settings. Louvers adapt to different architectural demands, from enhancing the facade of luxury residences to providing practical solutions in large commercial complexes. Their application in diverse environments underscores their ability to meet specific climatic and aesthetic requirements. 

HPL is a building material that stands for Aluminum Composite Panel High-Pressure Laminate. It’s a composite panel made up of two aluminum sheets bonded to a core material and covered with a high pressure laminate surface.