Material: Galvanized steel
H (Cell width): 16 mm
A (Cell length): 8 mm
K (Strand height): 2.0 mm
I (Metal thickness): 1 mm
Weight: 5.14 kg/m²
Coverage (Transparency): 50%
What is expanded metal mesh? It is a material made from a solid metal sheet by cutting openings and then stretching it to the required dimensions. This process creates strong and lightweight diamond-shaped cells without welded seams.
Thanks to its combination of strength, lightness, and aesthetic appeal, expanded metal mesh is widely used not only in construction but also in design. It is used for facade cladding, ceiling and wall panels, partitions, railings, and other decorative and functional elements.
Easy installation, visual appeal, and a variety of colors and cell sizes make expanded metal mesh panels a popular choice for modern projects.
H - Cell width: The dimension that determines how wide each opening in the mesh is. The width of the openings affects the permeability and overall appearance of the panel.
A - Cell height: The vertical distance from the top to the bottom of the diamond-shaped opening. Like the width, the height of the openings influences the size of objects that can pass through the mesh, as well as the strength and aesthetic appeal.
K - Strand height: This dimension refers to the width of the metal strands that make up the mesh. The width of the metal strands forms the edges (walls) of each cell. The strand width affects the strength and durability of the mesh.
I - Strand thickness: The strand thickness is the thickness of the metal sheet from which the mesh is made. It is measured perpendicular to the plane of the mesh.
Size (H x A x K x I) (mm): 42x14x3.0x1
Material: Galvanized steel
H (Cell width): 42 mm
A (Cell length): 14 mm
K (Strand height): 3.0 mm
I (Metal thickness): 1 mm
Weight: 4.80 kg/m²
Coverage (Transparency): 57%
Why consider the wave direction in suspended ceiling panels?
The wave direction determines how visible the space behind the ceiling is. The orientation of the cells affects the perception of the interior and the distribution of light.
How to use?
To conceal utilities – orient the cells to reduce the visibility of technical areas.
For a lightweight visual effect – use a direction that creates an open-space impression.
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Rating According to ISO 11654:
Rating According to ASTM C423: