The origin and classification of metal decorative mesh

A long time ago, metal decorative mesh was often used for protective nets, fences and walls, such as the fences of basketball courts and track and field stadiums when we were in school. Later, the talented French architect Dominique Perrault took the lead in creatively introducing this mesh metal material into the field of architectural finishes. The French National Library designed and built by him from 1989 to 1995, and the German Olympic Velodrome and Natatorium designed and built from 1992 to 1999 pioneered the use of large indoor metal decorative mesh. After that, many designers began to notice it and use it in their designs.
Basic introduction to exterior wall metal decorative mesh
Exterior wall metal decorative mesh: The material of the metal mesh is usually weather-resistant aluminum alloy, stainless steel, copper wire mesh. They are usually used for protective nets, fences, walls, etc. in construction projects, and are designed by designers. At this stage, metal mesh materials have been widely used in the field of architectural interior landscape art installations.
Metal decorative mesh is generally used for building exterior walls. Its materials are usually aluminum alloy, stainless steel and copper wire mesh with good weather resistance. Metal mesh can be used in a wider range of applications in the field of interior design, such as maintenance partitions, stair railings, decorative materials, furniture materials, etc.
Stainless steel metal decorative mesh materials can be divided into three categories in terms of processing:
1. Woven wire mesh - metal mesh and metal mesh curtain, woven by machines with metal wire and multiple strands.
2. Stretched plate mesh - a stretched plate mesh made of metal sheets, mechanically striped, stretched, and pressed.
3. Welded wire mesh - welded with metal wire by special methods.
Installation method: Since there are many structural types of ceiling metal decorative mesh, its installation method is usually related to the type of metal mesh. The most commonly used method is the hook-type tensioning method, and the stretched and welded metal meshes often use edge clamping, direct welding, etc.