Architecture

Expanded metal impresses in architecture thanks to its versatility. It combines functional properties such as stability, weather resistance and ventilation with a modern, aesthetic design, opening up numerous areas of application both indoors and outdoors.

Facade cladding and privacy screens

Expanded metal is ideal as decorative façade cladding, giving buildings a modern, aesthetically pleasing appearance while ensuring good air circulation and sufficient visibility. Thanks to its openwork structure, expanded metal offers a balanced combination of transparency and protection from prying eyes. It is particularly impressive outdoors thanks to its weather resistance and durability. In addition, its contemporary design blends harmoniously into different architectural styles.

Railings and fall protection

Due to its high stability and safety, expanded metal is often used for railings and fall protection. It is available in various designs and patterns and can be flexibly adapted to architectural requirements and design wishes.

Sun protection

Expanded metal is also used as sun protection. It reduces the penetration of direct sunlight without impairing natural ventilation. It can be used both as a canopy and as part of complex sun protection systems.

Ceiling coverings

Expanded metal is often used indoors as ceiling cladding. It creates a modern and interesting room effect and can also help to improve room acoustics.

Facade cladding for ventilation systems

Expanded metal is also ideal for cladding ventilation systems. It enhances the appearance and at the same time ensures optimum air circulation.

These applications illustrate the wide range of possible uses for expanded metal in architecture – both to meet functional requirements and to implement sophisticated design concepts.