Perforated metal has many benefits and applications in the architectural design industry, making it a popular choice for architects.
The material is durable, malleable and easy to install and maintain. It improves architectural designs by providing expanded design and functional elements to a building. Plus, it's recyclable and can help you reduce energy bills, making it an economical choice.
Perforated walls, ceilings and panels reduce the impact of noise from everyday annoyances, such as phones, typing and chatter resulting in a more pleasant and productive environment Decorative panels can add an aesthetic appeal which changes a standard working environment.
Electric Panels can be used in enclosures, racks & cabinets. These will help keep unwanted dust or other airborne particles out, especially in clean rooms or data collections centers.
Exterior skins & facades are just what they imply. They do not need to perform a function, other than providing and aesthetic exterior appeal to your structure. This could be letterings, geometric arts, wind shields or just an architectural concept.
Perforated panels are the most economical way to get an acoustic treatment with a high degree of absorption. With several variations of patterns and hole diameters, different levels of absorption and aesthetic results can be achieved.
Traction Treads provide slip resistance in all directions, making it a practical choice for industrial applications. It is also appropriate for commercial applications where pedestrian traffic is a consideration. It is often used as a reconditioning material over existing surfaces that do not provide slip resistance.
Perforated panels are specifically designed for ventilation through below floor space up to the requirements, applied for under floor air conditioning systems. The ventilation rate of panels can be from 17% to 65%.