Line.Shadow.Depth.
Aluminum slatted walls are repeated aluminum profiles mounted on a carrier system with an open gap between each slat. The rhythm creates shadow lines and depth, and the gaps allow air movement and screening — used for feature elevations, entrances, soffits, privacy screens and interior walls.
Aluminum Slatted Walls
A slatted wall is the one system where the shadow matters as much as the metal. Spacing, depth and orientation set the whole character of the elevation.
We use slatted aluminum where a façade needs texture and directional movement — entrance volumes, feature walls, screens and transitions between materials.
Why this system.
Directional rhythm
Repeated profiles give a façade movement that flat panels cannot.
Shadow depth
The gap between slats changes the elevation hour by hour as light moves.
Screening
Visual screening and privacy while still allowing air movement.
Durable
Aluminum profiles that resist corrosion and Ontario weather cycles.
Custom spacing
Slat depth and spacing set to the design intent, not a catalogue default.
Interior and exterior
The same language can run from the façade into a lobby or feature wall.
Where it goes.
- Feature elevations
- Entrance volumes
- Privacy screens
- Soffits and ceilings
- Interior feature walls
- Mechanical screening
Questions we get asked.
Start with the building you have.
Send us the address, elevations or a photo. We'll come back with a free estimate, the right system, and a realistic schedule.