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Horizontal blades
Repeating lines used in roofs and overhead shading.
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Louvres and blades
Blades that order light and privacy
Horizontal or vertical aluminium blades, used in roofs and on exposed sides.
A louvre arranges light rather than simply blocking it: the blade angle and the gap between blades decide how open a space feels.
Blades appear in pergola roofs, on exposed sides, and in screens that separate a seating area from the street or a neighbouring plot.
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Vertical blades
Used on sides and in screens to cover one direction.
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The gap between blades
The space from one blade to the next is what changes how much light comes through.
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Colour against the stone
Dark blades or a wood look read differently against light stone.
Projects using this service
All projects04 — Canopies
Garden shade with louvre blades
A dark grey structure with parallel overhead blades and a side of horizontal blades, in a house garden beside a stone wall.
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06 — Fences
Illuminated boundary wall
A stone-clad boundary wall with horizontal blades above it and lighting distributed along its street side.
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