The M14Z-7 woven wire mesh pattern mixes flat wire with 4 nested helical crimps to create a long aspect ratio mesh pattern.
The M14Z-7 can be paired with the denser version M14Z-6 to create a one of a kind statement.
- Product Name
- M14Z-7
- Designer
- Banker Wire
- Manufacturer
- Banker Wire
- Manufactured
- United States
- Material
- Metal, Brass - Satin brass, Steel - Stainless, Bronze, Nickel, Copper, Chrome, Carbon
- Colour
- Black range
Brown range
Silver range
Copper range - Shape
- Elongated
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