Woven Metal Mesh

Product Introduction

A variety of decorative metal woven meshes, which are manufactured via precise weaving processes of metal wires (or metal strips, metal rods), presenting rich textures, colors, and structural forms.

Material and Craftsmanship

Materials include stainless steel, brass, copper alloys, etc. Some surfaces undergo treatments like electroplating and wire drawing to enhance luster and corrosion resistance. Weaving techniques are diverse, such as warp-and-weft interweaving, twisted weaving, diamond weaving, and grid weaving. These techniques not only retain the sturdiness and durability of metal but also create unique visual textures (such as fine meshes, large-aperture hollows, braided twists, etc.) through different weaving methods.

Visual and Application Features

Visual Effects: Colors range from silver-gray (stainless steel), warm gold (brass) to copper hue (copper alloys). The metallic luster endows them with a high-end texture. Structurally, there are both regular geometric meshes (square, diamond, hexagon, etc.) and artistic irregular or composite weaving textures, combining industrial precision and artistic decoration.

Application Scenarios

Architectural Decoration: Used for curtain walls, interior partitions, stair railings, etc. They not only ensure space permeability but also enhance the modern and luxurious feel of spaces with the metal texture (for example, golden woven meshes are often applied to walls or partitions in high-end hotels and clubs).

Interior Design: Served as artistic screens, furniture veneers (such as cabinet fronts), lamp shades, etc., adding a sense of design to spaces through unique weaving textures.

Art Installations: Artists utilize their material luster and weaving structure to create installation works with three-dimensional layers and light-shadow interaction, demonstrating the integration of industrial aesthetics and art.