At EBSA we supplied and installed the Schneider LF550 frameless glass louvre system, with D+H Mechatronic CPS-M control panels, as part of the concourse redevelopment. The LF550 is designed so the operating mechanisms are concealed when the louvres are closed, and the blades read as an all-glass facade from outside. Open, the same louvres provide natural ventilation and smoke control. The outcome is a facade that stays in the architect's line, and still opens when the building needs air or needs to clear smoke.
04 Nov 2026 • 1 m read • View Author
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