Painting galvanised steel gratings is possible, but isn’t required for long-lasting, dependable use in a variety of industrial contexts.
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Exterior architectural screens offer many different benefits when thoughtfully incorporated into buildings, from privacy to temperature control and improved aesthetics.
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Pic Perf stands out from other perforated metal applications by offering the opportunity to incorporate everything from a logo to an abstract design.
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Perforated metal has a wide range of applications in industrial and commercial buildings. Learn about the key elements of perforated metal as well as some innovative approaches to its use.
Floor grating is a popular alternative to flat surfaces for industrial walkways and platforms. We take a look at the features and benefits of steel, aluminium and FRP floor grating options.
Fibreglass reinforced plastic (FRP) grating is a highly-durable, non-corrosive industrial flooring material. This article explains how FRP grating is made, where it’s used and why.
An expanded metal mesh facade can be a defining visual characteristic of buildings of every type. Let’s look at great examples of this in action.