Architectural Mesh Metal Mesh Ceilings
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Locker Architectural bespoke metal mesh ceilings are popular with architects due to their sustainability, functionality and contemporary aesthetic.
By varying the mesh pattern, specification and finish, a huge range of beautiful and unique visual effects can be created. Ceiling mesh can be opaque or transparent, with a shiny natural metallic finish or matt powder coating.
The flexibility of metal mesh means it is ideal for use in unique, non-uniform spaces and can be formed to fit around the shape of the building and any protruding utilities. Even bespoke designs featuring concave or convex mesh ceiling panels can be accommodated.
Aside from these aesthetic benefits, wire mesh ceilings bring the following important functional advantages:
- Stainless steel mesh is fire-resistant, and therefore compliant with the most strict fire regulations
- Metal mesh ceiling panels can be designed to hide ceiling equipment at the same time as facilitating high levels of air flow
- Metal mesh ceiling systems can be designed to house sprinkler systems and ventilation ducts
- The specification of the mesh can be tailored to achieve the optimum level of diffused lighting
- Mesh ceiling panels are easily removable for maintenance purposes, and can even be framed and hinged for easy access
- Wire mesh can be used as acoustic baffling to effectively absorb sound.
Our in-house team of designers are experienced in the creation of bespoke metal mesh ceilings with specially designed mounting systems. Contact us to discuss your requirements.
The stunning wire mesh ceiling for the 1000m2 British Museum exhibition hall perfectly complements subtle lighting while effectively concealing vents, diffusers and ducting, and providing easy access for maintenance. Anodised aluminium Brocklebank 16/5 wire mesh with an increased aperture (to accommodate the swirl diffuser) was used to reduce both weight and cost.
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Radius wedge wire was used to create celling grilles at Warsaw University, Poland. This design provided a modern, light weight ceiling that also concealed the electric lighting, and was easy to install.
Our Soho XL expanded Aluminium mesh was powder coated gold and used as a ceiling grid infill at Turtle Bay Restaurant in Winchester.
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We regularly advise on methods of framing and suspension for our wire mesh balustrade infill panels and our fabrication team can create panels to specific requirements and measurements. Contact our specialist team to find out more about Locker Architectural balustrading.
