28th September 2011 - You slam them, you shut them, at times they invigorate a sneak peak, and at times they save you from sights, and oh yeah, they can be your anger busters too. Doors, they are more or less like those things, which often go unnoticed, but then if they are gone, you cannot just do without them. Big, small, single door, double doors, revolving, wooden, plastic doors, you find doors of many types. These days, it is not just a door for those who want their abode to be safe, something smart yet fulfilling the basic needs like any other would have done. Then the architects, carpenters, and all came into play and then Louvered Doors Interior came into existence.
Louvered doors are one of the trendy doors one can have in their home. The main attraction about them is their design. They have wedges put in the frame of the door, slanting either downwards or upwards. This ensures that no one could do the peeping exercise and made sure that the air circulation could be carried out on its own, owing to the same wedges given in them.
Ventilation is something, which no other type of door is able to provide. However, it has one minus point. Owing to their designs, the level of security had to be compromised. They were not strong enough. So then, it was decided that they would be put up indoors. From bathroom doors to closets to drying rooms, where security was of less importance and the appearance mattered. Even the modern day window shutter structures we see, share the same concept, with different Louvre settings so as to adjust the light that filtered in.
Louvered Doors can be installed like in all forms possible, like single or double frames or even the ancient four-frame structure, and are normally born out of wood, so there’s no holding you back from coloring them with the shades you want them to see in. Therefore, the next time you plan for a renovation, at least you would not be confused about your interior doors I assume. Renaissance, I must say has endowed us with this gift.