The below are examples of how architectural perforated metal can be applied in different architectural and interior design projects to create visually appealing and functional spaces.

Architectural perforated metal is a versatile and visually appealing mesh made from metal sheets or plates using CNC punching techniques. It serves as a decorative element in building design, offering a range of sizes, shapes, and hole patterns to accommodate innovative design concepts. Just like decorative expanded metal, architectural perforated metal is widely used in building decoration projects, including building facades, interior decoration, ceilings, partition walls, folding screens, handrails, and sunshades. It has gained popularity in various architectural settings such as airports, shopping malls, theaters, museums, exhibition halls, office buildings, hotels, coffee shops, clubs, stadiums, and more. Here are some key features of architectural perforated metal:

Architectural perforated metal is a versatile material that can be used in a variety of applications. It is commonly used in building facades, sunscreens, and decorative screens. The process of creating architectural perforated metal involves several steps that ensure the material is durable and aesthetically pleasing.