Black wire mesh
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about black wire mesh
Project • By Banker Wire • Offices
58 Mosley St
The recent transformation of 58 Mosley Street in Manchester showcases a thoughtful blend of contemporary design and functional detailing, with Banker woven wire mesh playing a pivotal role throughout the interior and amenity spaces. Designed to support a modern workplace experience, the renovation elevates everyday movement and interaction through the strategic use of texture, transparency, and durable materials. The LPZ-71 woven wire mesh serves as a recurring design element, contributing visual refinement throughout the building.
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The staircase serves as the defining focal point, drawing attention with its bold use of black powder coated woven wire mesh. The railing system showcases the material as both a... More
Project • By Banker Wire • Bars
Hotel Scandic Örebro Central
Banker Wire’s representative in Sweden, Pahlfer, was commissioned to manufacture metal mesh for Hotel Scandic Örebro Central. The Banker Wire M14Z-5 is used in custom sizes for their long menu board canopy that runs along the reception, cafe, and the long bar counter in the lounge. The dark oxide-plated metal meshes are mounted in black frameworks in the ceiling feature, as well as in the movable screens along the counter at their coffee station.
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Banker Wire
Banker Wire’s wire mesh is often used in architectural and industrial applications but can be used in various ways. The wire mesh panels above the bar define the space within the room while also structurally holding the neon signage for the cafe.... More
Product • By Banker Wire • Decorative Plating Secondary Finishes
Decorative Plating Secondary Finishes
A decorative antique plated finish can truly bring out the texture of a woven wire mesh in ways that other coatings cannot. Antique finishes bring out the depth and texture of the weave while solid colors bring out the transparency characteristics with a splace of color.The thin layer of metal does not mask the detail of the wire mesh but rather highlights it. The antique plated finish process introduces a dark oxide layer over top of the bright plated alloy. Then, visual depth is created by physically relieving the high points of the wire mesh allowing the bright plated alloy to show through. A thin layer of lacquer is applied after plating to help preserve the finish from further tarnishing. More