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Aluminium Screening Systems
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Monkeytoe aluminium screening systems are the smart choice with options for both aesthetic appeal and acoustic performance.
Designed to either integrate seamlessly with our platforms or be installed as a standalone system. Whether you’re using the HushMonkey acoustic barrier or our aluminium blade louvres, each option can be used for rooftop HVAC screening or as decorative façade elements. Built for performance and aesthetics, our screens protect your assets and stand the test of time.
Brace less screen support options available, (allows more usable space)
Marine Grade Aluminium Structure with 50 Year Design Life
Vertical & curved Hushmonkey mounting options for sleek modern look
Aesthetically pleasing
Continuous horizontal louvres – no visible support post breaks
Acoustic attenuating screening options are available with Autex absorbative inserts for sound absorption
Privacy and plant shielding
Compatible with roofing warranties
Lightweight
Range of finishing options
Purlin Mounted Systems
HushMonkey Absorptive Accoustic Barrier
HushMonkey Reflective Acoustic Barrier
HushMonkey Louvre-Look Acoustic Barrier
Louvre Screening System
Standalone Systems
XTREME Screen
HushMonkey Absorptive Acoustic Barrier
XTREME Screen
HushMonkey Reflective Acoustic Barrier
XTREME Screen
HushMonkey Louvre-Look Acoustic Barrier
XTREME Screen
Louvre Screen
HVAC PLANT PLATFORM DOWNLOADS
HushMonkey Louvre-Look Acoustic Barrier
HushMonkey Reflective Acoustic Barrier
HushMonkey Absorptive Acoustic Barrier
Louvre System
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This system is built in accordance with structural design action B1, AS/NZS 1170 Standards Australia / New Zealand (Relevant parts).
