Louvered doors help ventilate rooms when closed while still providing privacy and security. Louvers are often found inside of restroom and electrical or mechanical closet doors. Learn more

Louvers (door vents) can be added to virtually any commercial steel or wood door. Louvers provide air ventilation between rooms or inside of closets. Learn more

Inverted "V" blades are frame supported at 1/2″ increments, with blocked vision design

Single side mounting for noncorridor exposure with fastening screws included Learn more

Louvers (door vents) can be added to virtually any commercial steel or wood door. Louvers provide air ventilation between rooms or inside of closets. Learn more

Louvers are often found inside of restroom and electrical or mechanical closet doors. Learn more

Louvered doors help ventilate rooms when closed while still providing privacy and security. Learn more

Louvers (door vents) can be added to virtually any commercial steel or wood door. Louvers provide air ventilation between rooms or inside of closets. Learn more

Louvered doors help ventilate rooms when closed while still providing privacy and security. Louvers are often found inside of restroom and electrical or mechanical closet doors. Learn more

Louvers (door vents) can be added to virtually any commercial steel or wood door. Louvers provide air ventilation between rooms or inside of closets. Learn more

NAME - Door Louver Panel
COMPONENT - Internal Frame & External Louver
MATERIAL - Galvanized Steel Plate Learn more

Louvers are often found inside of restroom and electrical or mechanical closet doors. Learn more

Inverted "V" blades are frame supported at 1/2″ increments, with blocked vision design

Single side mounting for noncorridor exposure with fastening screws included Learn more