New 220/35 Slimline Roof Louvre for Both Opening Roofs and Retract Roofs

The 220/35 SLIMLINE provides versatility to choose the right fit for your project. Whether your project requires an Opening Roof for your patio that opens and closes at the touch of a button or a Retract Roof that has the added ability to retract its louvres back as required, the 220/35 SLIMLINE louvre has you covered.

The 220/35 SLIMLINE louvre features louvres that are only 35mm high with a neat, tapering topside, providing a sleek and modern look. Each blade measures 220mm wide with a flat underside. Additionally this blade also features Louvretec's new "cushion closing system," which ensures an extra snug fit and additional overlap cover when closed. Made from aluminium these louvres are built to last, ensuring durability and longevity.

The 220/35 Slimline Roof louvre is versatile and can be easily integrated into any outdoor space, regardless of the size or layout.

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Retractable Roofs

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Louvretec Retract Roofs create a functional outdoor space and sleek design to a home or building.

Louvretec Retract Roofs are an exterior, permanent, aluminium, louvre system with operable and retracting blades
Wind Zones determine the span
Designed for New Zealand's climate and conditions
Constructed of aluminium for durability
Specified to create a functional outdoor room for decks, verandahs and patio areas
Frame options include a 3-Sided, 4-Sided Louvretec frame or a Retract Roof can be incorporated in to a frame by others
Frame is connected to posts (number of posts dependent on requirements) the frame is mounted to a structural wall
Louvretec Retract Roofs are engineered to standards NZ3604

Louvretec's Retract Roof range has been available for eight years & 2023 sees the introduction of two new Retract Roofs to the range, the 220/35 Slimline Retract and the 220/40 Super Retract Roof.
Louvretec Retract Roofs are regularly specified on stunning coastal, country and city homes. Tara Iti Golf Club in Mangawhai also features a Louvretec Retract Roof as do beautiful restaurants such as Sugar Hill in Melbourne bringing operable, functional spaces with premium design.
With a 20 year heritage Louvretec is a market leader in the louvre systems industry. Louvretec is New Zealand owned and operated and manufactures, designs and installs a premium range of Retract Roofs, Opening Roofs, Sun Louvre systems and Sliding Glass Doors.

180 Classic Opening Roof

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The 180 Classic Opening Roof features louvre blades with a soft, subtle curve to the underside when in the closed position.

NZ Made

Used as a weather resistant cover over decks/ patios, outdoor restaurants/ bars, outdoor areas, school play areas, smoking areas, pool/spa covers.
Suitable for coastal, inland, snow, residential, commercial installation.
Opening Roofs are generally installed horizontally overhead. Can be installed on an angle. Can be an irregular shape(refer Louvretec™design office)and can be motorized or manually adjustable using the Louvretec Spiral™Pivot system.
The Spiral pivot system allows for 180° rotation of the louvres.
Louvre/Beam/Post spans , as per tables 1&2, section 12 of the Louvretec Product Catalogue, are certified by Markplan Consulting Limited(Consulting Structural Engineers) and meets the requirements of AS/NZS 1170:2011, NZS3604:2011, AS/NZ 1664:1997.

Refer to attached Engineering notes and PS1 provided by Markplan Consulting Limited (Consulting Engineers) with regard to B1 and B2.

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