Breezway louvre windows - calling the 'top end' home
A bank of louvre windows picks up the sea breeze to channel it into the
home ensuring cooling breezes move through the house on even the stillest of hot summer
days...
Queensland headquartered company Breezway is helping to bring airflow and light to Darwin
homes and Darwin homes to life...
The world-wide market-leader for louvre windows for more than 50 years, Australian-owned
and operated Breezway Louvre Windows have made their cache of über-chic louvres available
in the Top End.
National Service Centre Manager Bill Cloumassis said louvre windows allowed Territorians to
add aesthetic appeal to their home while creating a great connection with the outdoors.
"Windows are essential for allowing light and airflow - Breezway Altair™ louvres are a
stylish window adding comfort and value to the home with numerous colour combinations and
finishes including glass, aluminium and timber available," he said.
Located at Winnellie, the new Breezway Service Centre consists of a sales centre with a product
display to offer local homeowners an opportunity to talk to a louvre expert and to view and touch
the product.
Stocking louvre components and glass for quick order fulfillment, the centre offers local
service and support to the Darwin region - providing technical support to specifiers
(architects and building designers), builders and window fabricators.
Mr Cloumassis said extensive research and development was invested to ensure the latest range
of louvres could withstand Darwin's extreme environmental conditions, particularly during the
Wet and Cyclone seasons.
"Breezway Altair™ louvres have been tested to 7000Pa ultimate strength and up to 500Pa water
penetration - more than twice the requirement set by the Building Code of Australia for louvres.
"The strength and durability of modern louvres means they can withstand cyclonic conditions
such as fierce wind and monsoonal rainfall," he said.
The unique living hinge clip design pulls the clip tight against the channel when the window
is closed, ensuring a tight seal.
Primary and secondary draining channels within the clips (and weather strip) also direct water
to the outside of a building. The tight seal of the louvre window system keeps out both wind and
water - making them ideal for Darwin's seasonal weather.
Featuring modern architectural lines, louvre's allow 100% airflow allowing natural cross ventilation
during the balmy humid summer months.
Planit Architecture's Mason Cowle said his firm used Breezway Louvre Windows extensively in
residential projects.
"Louvres give the best control of air flow and the greatest percentage of open area of any form
of glazing.
"Modern louvres are proving a viable option for home-owners and renovators due to their environmental
friendliness, energy efficiency, tight seals and security," he said.
For further information contact:
Breezway
Address: 35 Cambridge Street, Coorparoo, QLD, 4151
Phone: 1800 777 7...
Fax: 07 3397 8....
Web: www.breezway.com.au
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