Hello, kind greetings, would it be ok if we create 1 panel base pattern and 2 variations for the big ventilation holes (1 for vertical placement and 1 for horizontal placement)? It would be 3 designs: 1 panel with base pattern with no ventilation holes; 1 panel with base pattern with ventilation holes for horizontal installation; 1 panel with base pattern with ventilation holes for vertical installation. Regards, Renato.

Thank you Renato! It will always be vertical placement. 1m across the top. Realistically they whole panel will ventilate, however for green building and letting warm air move out of high space, we simply want a bit more near the top. I would love to see 3 variations, however horizontal orientation is inapplicable.

I suppose there could even simply be a great density of perforations near the top. - once again, we jsut want warmer air to circulate out the top while still blocking out direct light. If we're achieving 65% - 70% shade I think we're probably doing well.

I'm in the USA MT time zone by the way.

They are always placed vertical. Just side by side - but they can be flipped and rotated. More consistency with the same sized holes is appearing better in other ideas.

Hello Kent! The most kind greetings from Vila Madalena, São Paulo, Brazil, IN A ROOFTOP GLASSHOUSE, as you will see if you look me up on Instagram with my glass walls and all laboratory collage within the last years (you will be sure we will come up with the finest work!) <<-- And that were the greetings! :V I will work on these notes and present these 2 themes in 3D renders I can make. Thank you for your pronto response! Warm regards, Renato.

They will always be vertically placed - just flipped and rotated, but always vertical. I just want one panel so it can be reproduced easily. 30% perforated. Forms which can work together when rotated side by side would be best. Forms which can flipped when side by side and then the same panel flipped top to bottom is IDEAL! Thank you so much!