Decorative perforated mesh

Decorative perforated mesh is a new type of architectural decorative material that combines aesthetics and functionality. It is produced by punching various shapes and patterns of holes on plates through mold stamping or CNC (Computer Numerical Control) technology, thus integrating artistic visual effects with practical value.

Material Options

Common metal materials include stainless steel, aluminum plate, low-carbon steel plate, galvanized plate, brass plate, etc.; non-metallic materials such as plastic plate and acrylic plate can also be used. Different materials endow it with different characteristics—for example, stainless steel has strong corrosion resistance, aluminum plate is light and easy to color, and non-metallic materials can achieve unique transparent or color effects.

Process and Design Features

Diverse Hole Shapes: Circular, square, diamond, triangular, and even irregular artistic hole shapes (such as cross-shaped, geometric combined shapes in the picture) can be customized to meet various design needs.

High Customization: The size, spacing, and arrangement of holes can be precisely adjusted to match different decorative styles such as modern minimalist, industrial style, and artistic creativity.

Composite Functions: In addition to decoration, it also has functions such as ventilation, daylighting, sound insulation, and protection (such as anti-fall for guardrails), while reducing the self-weight of the plate.

Application Scenarios

Building Facades: Used for curtain walls and exterior wall decorations, shaping unique architectural appearances through the combination of colors and hole shapes, while optimizing ventilation and daylighting.

Indoor Spaces: As ceilings, partitions, and feature walls, they not only divide spaces but also maintain transparency and enhance the layering of design.

Public Facilities: Decorative fences and guardrails in subway stations, airports, and shopping malls, taking into account safety and artistic atmosphere creation.

Furniture and Crafts: Used to make creative furniture (such as hollowed-out metal cabinet surfaces) and artistic ornaments, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship.

Core Advantages

Strong Durability: Metal materials have good weather resistance, are not easy to fade or corrode, and have a long service life; non-metallic materials also have good anti-aging performance.

Easy Maintenance: The smooth surface is not easy to accumulate dust, and it can be cleaned with just wiping or rinsing.

Green and Environmentally Friendly: Most use recyclable materials, and the hole design facilitates natural ventilation, reduces energy consumption, and conforms to the concept of green buildings.