Bronze Woven Mesh Stainless Steel Screen Panel
This bronze-framed stainless steel partition uses wire-mesh glass: a type of glass with a metal mesh layer enclosed within the glass. It is suitable for office foyers, restaurant...
Our stainless steel grille and lattice screens are developed around architectural elevations, linear arrangements and decorative geometric patterns. Bar profiles, spacing, frame construction and visible finishes are coordinated with the required proportions and installation conditions.
Vertical, horizontal and geometric lattice arrangements with project-specific bar spacing, profile shapes, frame divisions and connection details.
Stainless steel profiles and supporting frame components are specified according to the required geometry, exposure conditions and structural arrangement.
Brushed, polished and decorative colored finish references can be coordinated across bars, frames and visible connections, subject to material and process compatibility.
Overall height, screen width, bar spacing, frame depth, module joints and fixing interfaces are reviewed against the architectural drawings.
Grille screens generally use repeated linear bars or profiles to create an open architectural pattern. Lattice screens use intersecting or more complex geometric arrangements, often within a decorative frame.
Bar spacing can be developed around the desired appearance, privacy level and overall screen dimensions. The proposed spacing must also be reviewed with the bar profile, connection method and supporting frame.
The choice depends on the intended visual effect, span, connection details and required stiffness. Rectangular, square or other profile concepts can be assessed against the approved drawings and available fabrication methods.
The connection method depends on the profile geometry, frame construction and visible design requirements. Welded or mechanically connected details may be considered where technically suitable, with the final arrangement confirmed in fabrication drawings.
Bar centers, frame widths, module divisions and joint locations should be established from the full architectural elevation. This helps maintain a consistent visual rhythm across adjacent panels and around corners or openings.
An access opening requires separate consideration of its frame, connections, clearances and operating hardware. If access is required, it should be identified in the drawings before the screen configuration and quotation are finalized.