Custom stainless steel screen
Custom stainless steel screens developed from architectural drawings for hotel, retail, residential and commercial interiors. Pattern, panel division, borders, finish direction and installation interfaces are coordinated as one project package.
This bronze stainless steel woven mesh room divider combines an open mesh surface with a rounded framed edge. It is suitable for hotel lobbies, entrances, living rooms, restaurants and boutique hospitality interiors that need a softer way to divide space. The woven mesh creates texture from both sides and lets light move through the screen, so the area remains connected rather than boxed in. Xinmao Metal can tailor panel height, width, mesh density, frame depth, finish and module layout. A single panel can frame an entrance or seating area, while multiple panels can form a longer decorative partition. The bronze-toned surface works well with timber, stone, leather and warm metal accents.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Five selection areas used to develop a stainless steel screen around the project drawing, finish reference and installation condition.
Typical reference ranges. Final selection is confirmed against approved drawings, samples and site conditions.
01 / PROJECT INTENT
Set the visual language, intended function and overall module size before the pattern is developed.
Defines the visual character, pattern density and processing complexity of the screen.
Determines the structural approach, fixing method and privacy requirement.
Final dimensions follow the elevation, transport route, site access and installation condition.
02 / MATERIAL SYSTEM
Choose the metal grade and structural form against the project environment, visual intent and required fabrication method.
Grade is selected around the project environment, required appearance and approved specification.
Creates the load-bearing structure and the visible outline of the screen.
Wall and sheet thickness are resolved with the opening size, rigidity, pattern density and handling requirements.
03 / FINISH DIRECTION
Finish selection controls how the screen reads in the space, how it relates to adjacent materials and how it will be maintained.
Approved samples establish the final colour, reflectivity and relationship to surrounding finishes.
Brushed finishes are typically more forgiving in touch areas; mirror and detailed finishes need a maintenance plan appropriate to the location.
Final colour, texture and sheen are confirmed against approved samples before production.
04 / FABRICATION LOGIC
The screen is developed as a fabrication system, so the pattern, frame, joints and optional infill read as one coordinated object.
Weld locations, grinding and polish direction are considered before fabrication so exposed connections remain controlled.
These elements can introduce privacy, light diffusion, material contrast or a more substantial visual presence.
Joint locations, module sizes and fixing allowances are coordinated before fabrication.
05 / SITE READINESS
Site interfaces and long-term care are resolved early so the finished screen arrives, installs and performs as intended.
Fixing points, floor build-up, wall substrate and access are confirmed during design development.
Packaging is selected to reduce handling risk and protect finished metalwork during long-distance transport.
A simple care routine helps preserve the intended surface appearance over time.
A decorative screen is more than a pattern applied to metal. It has to manage sight lines, light, circulation and scale while fitting the surrounding architecture. Xinmao develops each stainless steel screen as part of the project, coordinating appearance with fabrication and installation requirements.
Pattern scale, open area and edge treatment are adjusted to the elevation rather than simply enlarging a standard motif. This keeps the composition balanced across doors, corners and changing panel widths.
Screen systems can be developed for feature walls, partitions, lobby backdrops, lift surrounds and decorative enclosures across hospitality, retail, residential and commercial interiors.
Material thickness, backing structure and panel format are considered against the design intent, location and fabrication method. Final specifications follow approved drawings and project requirements.
Colour, texture and grain direction are reviewed with samples and adjacent finishes. Panel references help maintain a consistent visual direction across the completed elevation.
Pattern density can be tuned to filter views and define zones without making the space feel closed. The degree of openness is selected around the required privacy and viewing distance.
Perforation and pattern depth influence how light moves across the surface. With the right scale and orientation, the screen adds depth throughout the day without relying on applied decoration.
Accessible joints, considered borders and suitable surface direction make the finished screen easier to clean and inspect. Maintenance access can be coordinated into the module layout where required.
Panel sizes and divisions are developed with fabrication, packing, transport and site access in mind. Early coordination helps reduce avoidable rework and unnecessary adjustments during installation.
A screen is most convincing when pattern, panel construction, finish and interfaces are resolved as one composition.
Opening ratio, motif size and visual density are reviewed against the full elevation rather than a small sample alone.
Module breaks, borders and joints are positioned to support the composition while accounting for practical constraints.
Panel orientation and finish references are coordinated so neighbouring pieces retain a controlled visual direction.
Fixings, backing frames, door leaves and adjacent finishes are considered with the screen, not left as loose site decisions.
Pattern density can interrupt direct views while retaining light, depth and a visual relationship between adjoining zones.
The pattern is reviewed across the complete opening so repeats, borders and cropped areas can be corrected before approval.
The elevation can be divided into practical modules with joint positions coordinated into the architectural grid.
Screen samples can be compared with nearby wall panels, ceilings, doors and trims so finish tone and direction are considered together.
Support, fixing and interface requirements are discussed during detailing, giving the contractor a clearer basis before fabrication.
Explore screen applications through selected Xinmao project stories.
Hospitality
Lobby dividers, restaurant screens, private dining and feature partitions.
Retail
Brand-led screens, product display backdrops and threshold elements.
Residential
Entry partitions, room separation and custom feature walls.
Commercial
Reception areas, shared spaces and architectural zoning.
Practical answers for architects, contractors and project teams reviewing a custom screen package.
Typical uses include lobby features, partitions, privacy screens, restaurant and retail zoning, lift surrounds and decorative enclosures. The final screen design should respond to the circulation, sight lines and maintenance access of the space.
Yes. A client motif, geometric reference or privacy requirement can be used as the starting point. Pattern scale and open area are then reviewed against panel size, borders, viewing distance and fabrication constraints.
Please provide overall dimensions, quantity, project location, intended application, preferred finish, pattern reference and any available drawings. Provisional information should be marked so it can be reviewed separately.
Material selection depends on the project specification, location, required appearance, panel format and fabrication method. Xinmao primarily develops stainless steel screen packages, while final material and thickness follow approved project requirements.
Panel divisions are considered against the architectural grid, fabrication method, transport route and installation access. Joint positions are coordinated with the elevation instead of being decided only by a standard sheet size.
Finish references, approved samples and adjacent metalwork can be reviewed together. Where appearance is critical, colour, texture and grain direction should be confirmed with physical samples before production.
Both applications can be considered, but they should not use the same specification by default. Material, finish, backing structure, drainage, fixings and local exposure conditions must be reviewed for the actual project location.
The installation approach depends on the project scope and surrounding construction. Wall, floor and ceiling conditions should be shared so frames, brackets, access and fixing interfaces can be discussed during detailing.
Maintenance depends on the selected material, finish, location and level of contact. Accessible joints and suitable panel divisions make cleaning easier. Final cleaning products and methods should follow the approved finish sample and project guidance.
A perforated or open-pattern screen can be coordinated as the visible layer of a separately specified backing assembly. The decorative screen alone should not be treated as a tested acoustic system; required performance must be confirmed with the relevant specialist and approved build-up.
Yes. Send the available elevation, plan, key dimensions and reference images. We review the opening, panel divisions, pattern direction and interfaces before preparing the next design or quotation step.
Sample requirements can be discussed after the design direction is sufficiently defined. A sample may be used to review pattern scale, edge quality, colour, texture or finish direction before the full screen package proceeds.
