We fabricate custom stainless steel screens and partitions based on architectural drawings, required dimensions and design intent. Options include laser-cut patterns, lattice and grille structures, woven mesh, framed panels and mixed-material infills for interior and exterior applications.
Laser-cut, lattice, grille, mesh and framed screen systems.
Stainless steel with glass, textured panels or other specified infill materials where required.
Brushed, mirror, textured and PVD finishes in gold, bronze, black and other project-specific colors.
Panel size, frame profile, pattern scale and fixing details can be developed around project drawings.
Stainless steel screen partitions can define spaces while maintaining light, visibility and architectural continuity.
Yes, a screen can filter views while keeping an open feel, but the result depends on pattern density, viewing distance, eye level, lighting and what is behind it. We recommend reviewing a full-size sample or representative mock-up from the key viewing positions before approving the pattern. An open screen does not provide acoustic isolation.
Please share the plan and elevation, overall dimensions, desired pattern or reference image, required privacy level, material and finish preference, number of panels, installation location, substrate information and project schedule. For an existing space, confirmed site dimensions and access constraints are also important.
We review the design at the scale of the whole panel and the intended viewing distance. Opening size and spacing can be adjusted to balance visual privacy, daylight, airflow and the appearance of the motif. Performance targets should be agreed for the specific project; a decorative pattern alone is not a quantified privacy or shading rating.
Panel joints and borders are planned with the architectural grid, fabrication method, transport route and site access. The approved shop drawings should show panel references, fixing points, edge details and the continuity of the pattern across joints.
The fixing method depends on the supporting structure and the approved design. Please provide substrate details and any known restrictions before finalizing panel size and weight. The project engineer or responsible contractor should confirm that the support and anchors are suitable for the location.
