Urban & Public Realm

Expanded metal mesh is used across urban and public realm projects, particularly for façade cladding and screening where durability and visual quality are important.

Mesh is commonly applied in museums, galleries and civic buildings, helping to define spaces while supporting airflow and visibility. It can be used as both a functional element and a design feature within the wider architecture.

It is also well suited to high traffic environments, where materials need to perform reliably over time while maintaining their appearance. Mesh can be used to screen services, create enclosures or form part of feature façades and structures.

With a range of patterns and finishes available, mesh can be adapted to suit different environments and levels of visual impact.

Typical Applications

• Façades and cladding systems
• Screening and feature panels
• Interior partitions and ceilings
• Public space structures and enclosures