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Why You Should Use Perforated Metal Screens for Your Commercial Interior Design

21 September 2020

Felicia Carr

Perforated metal screens have many structural applications but they can also be used for interior design purposes. When used in commercial interior design, perforated screens can deliver a wide array of benefits to businesses. Read on to acquaint yourself with some of these benefits.

Perforated metal screens are available in many different customisation choices.

Usually, perforated screens can be made using different metal materials such as stainless steel, carbon steel, copper, brass, aluminium and many more. Each material option has unique physical, chemical and mechanical properties that make it ideal for certain applications and not others.

Because several different metals are available for the manufacture of perforated screens, you get to choose the best metal for your commercial interior design application. Also, perforated metal screens can come in a wide selection of standard and custom sheet sizes, thicknesses and patterns to suit your unique structural and decorative uses.

Perforated metal screens help with light and airflow control.

Regular metal panels without perforation can be used to perform many commonplace interior design functions that may require the use of perforated screens. Solid metal panels can be used to perform the following functions:

• Improve structural integrity.
• Add stylish touches to building interiors through the use of metal.
• Partition spaces.
• Reduce indoor noise pollution.
• Hide unsightly areas.
• Block out the sun's heat and glare.
• Provide more privacy and security to those inside a building.
• Minimise the impact of windstorms.

What sets perforated sheets apart from standard metal panels is their ability to help control light and airflow, thus improving lighting and ventilation inside commercial buildings.

Perforated metal screens are a great choice for the environment.

As commercial architects, builders and building owners increasingly continue to favour the use of sustainable building materials, perforated screens are proving to be a worthwhile option for both new build and renovation projects. The manufacture of perforated screens doesn't require the use of as much metal material as equivalent solid panels. Plus, perforated metal can be recycled, reducing the need to source virgin raw material to manufacture new metal products.

When you're choosing perforated metal screens for your commercial interior design, keep in mind that the considerations for designing a commercial space are very different from designing a residential one. While a residential interior designer focuses on making a home livable, inviting and comfortable, a commercial interior designer is more concerned about functionality without compromising the style of the overall design. Reach out to a professional for more information about commercial perforated metal screens. 

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