Interior Partitions Expanded Metal Flat Mesh Screen Stainless Steel

Interior Partitions Expanded Metal Flat Mesh Screen Stainless Steel


The use of architectural expanded metal and its benefits

Expanded metal's 3D textured finish and industrial edges make it a popular choice for durable shading, and its mesh profile maintains the right amount of sunlight while keeping the structure's interior cool and breezy with natural airflow. The architectural mesh was also used as a means of ensuring privacy, with the larger ribbon width shielding the interior from view. This means that you can use it as the facade of the building, encouraging an open atmosphere while maintaining the privacy of the interior.

Expanded metal mesh is used in a variety of interesting ways for the structural appearance of buildings and innovative art installations. The extended mesh can be fitted with steel tension cables to create a complex and stunning facade frame. Our project gallery has great examples of extended metal mesh styles and how they have been used by our clients.

JUMAO architectural expanded metal

Architects and developers use architectural grids in a range of interior and exterior projects, from decorative features and interior wall displays to large building cladding and facades.

The expanded metal mesh provides a controlled profile for surfaces including ceilings, cladding, screens and columns, and because this material controls the movement of light and air, it offers functional and aesthetic advantages.

The expanded metal mesh can also reduce a building's solar gain by blocking the sun's rays from moving through the day. The expansion process creates angled, louvered holes inside the material that act as multiple miniature shadows. The holes are created without wasting any material.

A variety of materials, colors, patterns, finishes and textures are available to control the flow of light and air, which can reduce a building's solar gain. Uses include ceilings, screens and cladding
We can also offer a variety of finishing options including galvanizing, polyester powder coating and anodizing.

In addition, we offer a range of metalworking services to assist suppliers, contractors and end users with their projects, including welding, cutting and drilling.

Data Table Format for Architectural Expanded Metal

Application Of Architectural Expanded Metal

External use
In an external setting, extended metal plates can act as shutters. Expanded metal offers many functions as an environmentally friendly building material: while its mesh structure ensures adequate daylight filtration, at the same time it provides sufficient sun blocking to prevent indoor temperatures from rising.
In addition to the superlative features, the expanded metal is also eye-catching, giving the facades a striking look. Strand width, in other words, the width of the metal strand between each opening, can be adjusted as needed; A wider line width will result in a solid surface, while a narrower line width will create a softer look that is closer to a fine grid. The appearance of the expanded metal also changes depending on the Angle from which it is viewed and the time of day.

"We wanted to remove the tile to reveal the full height of the ceiling, but we also didn't want to show the light fixtures and air conditioning." Jumao's extended metal ceiling is the ideal solution to this customer dilemma, as it is the third ceiling option that combines the benefits of a suspended ceiling and an open ceiling. The expanded metal provides adequate concealment for the pipes, while the sharp and airy design opens up the space.

The properties of expanded metal also make it suitable for partition walls. As a material, it has good air permeability and breathability, which ensures adequate circulation and visibility. This helps to achieve a comfortable indoor environment. Extended metal partitions can reduce the sense of pressure that exists in certain Spaces while still providing adequate line of sight barriers.

Cases of Architectural Expanded Metal