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Technical ventilation louvres for any project
W
hile Renson is an international trendsetter in ventilation, sun protection and outdoor
living today, it all started with ventilation louvres. The family-owned business develops wall, surface-mounted, window, door, and floor louvres, in every possible size, shape, and colour.
The extensive range of louvres can meet a wealth of technical requirements: acoustic attenuation, burglary prevention, water resistance, fall-through safety to fire resistance,
thermal sealing, and specific
filter properties. As most ventilation louvres remain visible in the shell of a building, Renson also pays a great deal of attention to their aesthetic aspect: impeccable coatings,
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no visibility when looking perpendicular to the louvre, good drainage to avoid water damage, and a completely rust- free and durable finishing in aluminium contribute to the foundation of its success. To make sure you chose the right ventilation
louvres in the minimal amount of time, we built a louvre selector tool. Just enter your requirements and we’ll show you the suitable products.
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Picture perforation used for a facade depicting landscapes
As the main provider of acute hospital services ample parking space is required at all times. It was decided that a multi-storey car park (MSCP) should be built to keep pace with demand at the Dorset County Hospital.
Due to new and stricter public regulations combined with the desire for aesthetic freedom, the task presented several challenges that required extensive teamwork within our organisation. RMIG Solutions succeeded to merge the creative wishes of the architects to give residents a great impression of the Dorchester landscapes.
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Technical characteristics Size of the project: 3,400 m2 Material: Novelis ff3® coil-coated aluminium Pattern: RMIG ImagePerf Thickness: 3.0 mm
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