Sunshades Architectural Expanded Stainless Steel Metal Heavy Duty

Sunshades Architectural Expanded Stainless Steel Metal Heavy Duty

What advantages does architectural expanded metal bring?

Building expands the properties and applications of metals

Expanded metal products used in construction have a strong, rigid but lightweight structure, which makes them one of the most versatile metals on the market. It also allows heat, air, light and sound to pass through.

Application and use

Combined with its aesthetic appeal and environmental benefits, these properties make building expansion metal ideal for applications where increased security and privacy, good ventilation, and appearance are important. Products commonly made from building expansion metal screens and sheets include:

Building interior zoning and barriers: If you are planning a commercial or office space, you will most likely need to consider building interior zoning or barriers. Partitions made of expanded metal can provide privacy, reduce noise levels, and help create a more productive work environment.

Architectural design of building facades: The architectural design of building facades is a key aspect of their appearance and function. The facade must be designed to meet the specific needs of the building and its occupants, while also creating a pleasing aesthetic.

Security walls and partitions

Walls, ceilings, floors and doors

​Build overlay

Parking lot panel

Sidewalk railings and balcony railings

Encryption plate

Shelves and room dividers

Why choose architectural expanded metal for your design?

Flexible, durable and eye-catching, Extended Metal's construction mesh products are available in a wide variety of materials, colors, patterns, finishes and textures.

As a result, 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 flexible, multifaceted look for designers and architects

A wide selection of materials, colors, patterns, finishes and textures

Make light and air movement controlled

Can you reduce the solar gain of a building

Uses include ceilings, screens and cladding

How does the architectural expanded metal mesh work and install

The extended metal mesh profile comes in a myriad of design styles and its flexible use mainly appeals to cards for our customers. The metal mesh is manufactured locally in Melbourne and can be custom designed to match the size and profile of your desired paneling, with different line widths and mesh providing different looks. A larger grid profile encourages greater light and airflow, which works extremely well in interior Spaces, while the exterior benefits from a louvre-shaped profile that provides shade, keeps your structure cool and prevents sun damage.

Attaching extended wire mesh profiles to the outside of the structure is quick and easy, and panels can be manufactured with fitting clips or Met Edge Trim according to project specifications. Our extensive industry experience ensures that the products you receive are truly fit for purpose and ready for use.

Expansive metal mesh is the perfect blend of visually appealing, durable industrial products that create mesh fit for purpose in a variety of ways. Our manufacturing facility in Australia manufactures structural extension grids to your customer's specifications and delivers them to your site, meaning you always get a unique product that meets your needs.

Data Table Format for Architectural Expanded Metal

Cases of Architectural Expanded Metal