Screening louvres are positioned on the rooftops to conceal equipment and pipes, enhancing the building's architectural appearance. The pitch angles of the blades can be adjusted to seamlessly maintain the building's aesthetics, ensuring that the equipment remains hidden even at ground level.

Many data centres require outside air to enter the building for ventilation purposes because the amount of machinery within the facility generates heat and risks damage. Maple's data centre louvre system benefits from a simplified mullion, which speeds up installation times and also provides an easy replacement method if louvre blades become damaged.

Designed to absorb and control sound, acoustic louvres are specialist systems that reduce overall noise levels.