Crimped woven mesh, a popular choice for decorative metal mesh, typically has the following specifications to cater to its aesthetic and functional roles in architectural and design projects:
Material:
Most commonly made from stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. Other materials can include aluminum, copper, brass, or bronze, depending on the desired finish and application.
Crimping Styles:
Pre-crimped before weaving, which allows for a variety of textures and patterns. The crimping process creates stability and adds visual interest.
Wire Diameter:
Ranges widely depending on the design requirements, from fine wires for delicate applications to thicker wires for more structural purposes.
Opening Sizes:
The openings can vary greatly in shape and size, from small and intricate to large and bold, designed to meet specific visual aesthetics or functional needs.
Dimensions:
Customizable to fit specific projects. Sheets can be cut to size or ordered in large rolls.
Finish:
Available in a natural metal finish or can be coated for color and additional protection. Common finishes include powder coating, anodizing (for aluminum), and patinating (for copper and brass).
Applications:
Used in architectural facades, ceiling panels, room dividers, decorative railings, and furniture accents. The unique patterns and textures make crimped woven mesh a versatile choice for adding depth and interest to both interior and exterior spaces.
