Why is metal mesh so popular?

A long time ago, metal mesh was often used in protective nets, walls, and fences, and it has always been a low-cost product with good results. The talented French architect Dominique Perrau took the lead in creatively introducing this mesh metal material into the field of architectural finishes, creating a precedent for the application of large-area metal mesh.

After that, many architectural designers noticed the metal mesh and used it in various architectural designs.

Metal meshes are generally made of aluminum alloys, stainless steel, and copper wire meshes with good weather resistance. They are often used in protective nets, fences, fences, etc. in construction projects. The outer wall forms effective ventilation to prevent the accumulation of hot air for a long time. It is a material that can be used as a light diffuse reflection facility, a shading facility, a safety protection, an anti-bird and mosquito, and light and wind-permeable perspective.

Due to its superior characteristics and the inspiration of designers over the years, metal mesh has now been widely used in the field of architectural indoor and outdoor landscape art installations.

The metal mesh materials used for building exterior finishes are generally aluminum alloy, stainless steel, and copper wire mesh with good weather resistance.

In the field of interior design, metal mesh materials are more selective and widely used, and can be used as maintenance partitions, stair railings, decorative materials, furniture materials, etc.

Metal mesh materials are divided into 3 categories from processing:

1. Woven wire mesh - metal mesh and metal mesh curtain woven by machine with metal wire, wire and stranded wire.

2. Stretched expanded mesh - made of metal sheet as raw material through mechanical slitting, stretching, pressing and other processes.

3. Welded wire mesh - made of metal wires welded by special methods.