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The SCREEN E6KP is a louvered equipment screen designed to hide rooftop mechanical equipment. The E6KP features 6-inch deep horizontal blades and is a standard mount model intended for attachment to framing on a flat roof.[1]
The E6KP is a model within the equipment screen product line manufactured by Architectural Louvers Company.[1]
Equipment screens are architectural louver assemblies designed to conceal rooftop mechanical equipment such as HVAC units.[1]
Louvered equipment screens allow airflow to reach air handling equipment while reducing wind loads on structural framing compared to solid walls.[1]
The E6KP is a louvered panel assembly consisting of blades with a specific profile and depth.[1]
Equipment screens are segmented into sections up to one hundred twenty inches wide that are individually mounted to roof support members using mounting clips.[1]
The louver blades permit airflow through the screen while acting as a visual barrier to obscure equipment from ground-level view.[1]
Equipment screens are installed on flat roofs in commercial and industrial buildings to surround mechanical equipment.[1]
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Last updated Oct 8, 2026.