Louvered Windows

Climate-calibrated jalousie and single hung configurations delivering precise solar shading and optimal airflow.
Applications
  • Coastal educational facilities
  • Sustainable residential projects
  • Mixed-use commercial spaces
  • Eco-resort coastal hospitality
Configurations
  • Jalousie windows
  • Single hung with integrated louvers
  • Double hung with integrated louvers
  • Project-in with independent louvers
Finishes
  • Clear anodized
  • Bronze anodized
  • Marine-grade powder coat
  • Specialized Kynar color matching
Glazing
  • Impact-resistant jalousie glass
  • Laminated hurricane glass
  • Insulated glass units
  • Tinted solar control glass

Sol-A-Trol Louvered Windows offer an innovative, climate-responsive fenestration solution designed specifically for sub-tropical and coastal regions. Combining heavy-duty single or double hung window engineering with independent, adjustable solar-control jalousie louvers, these systems give occupants total control over natural ventilation and solar heat gain. Built from premium 6063-T6 aluminum extrusions, the frames handle high structural pressures while providing crisp architectural sightlines.

Optimized for coastal educational facilities, mixed-use commercial developments, and sustainable residential designs, these systems excel at delivering continuous airflow even during light rain events. The integrated louver and project-in or hung window configurations are engineered to prevent water infiltration, maximize thermal comfort, and resist high-velocity hurricane impacts, making them a highly functional asset for any resilient Florida project.

Frequently asked questions

Contact & locations

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Sol-A-Trol Aluminum Products HQ

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