We develop custom laser-cut stainless steel screens around architectural drawings, decorative patterns and project dimensions. Pattern geometry, panel construction, visible finishes and fixing details are reviewed together to support the intended design and installation conditions.
Geometric, floral, abstract and project-specific cut-out patterns. Opening size, remaining metal bridges, borders and supporting frames are reviewed for fabrication feasibility.
Stainless steel grade and sheet thickness are selected according to the project specification, panel dimensions, exposure conditions and support requirements.
Brushed, mirror, textured and decorative PVD-colored finishes can be reviewed against project references, material compatibility and approved samples.
Overall screen elevations, individual panel sizes, pattern alignment, frame profiles and fixing locations are developed around project drawings and site constraints.
Custom patterns can be reviewed from dimensioned drawings, vector artwork or design references. Before fabrication, the cut-out geometry, remaining metal connections, panel borders and support arrangement need to be checked for feasibility.
The size, shape and distribution of openings influence visibility and the amount of light passing through the screen. Viewing angle, distance and lighting conditions also affect the result, so a representative sample or mock-up is recommended when privacy is important.
The minimum connecting width depends on the stainless steel thickness, pattern geometry, panel dimensions and fabrication method. Very narrow connections may increase the risk of distortion or damage, so the pattern should be reviewed before final approval.
The need for a frame depends on the panel size, sheet thickness, opening pattern and installation method. Large or heavily perforated panels may require additional support, with frame and fixing details confirmed during project development.
A large elevation can be divided into modules with the pattern, borders and joints coordinated across adjacent panels. The layout should account for fabrication limits, transport, installation access and the appearance of visible joints.
The material grade and finish should be selected together based on exposure, cleaning conditions and the required appearance. Exterior or coastal applications require additional review of corrosion exposure, fixing materials and maintenance; a decorative color finish alone does not establish corrosion suitability.
