Decorative Wire Mesh

• Brass decorative mesh is used almost exclusively indoors.
  
• Will compliment other brass decorative accents in home decor.
  
• Note pure brass wire mesh is the color of a "new key".
  
• It will tarnish over time.
  
• Plated styles have an antique finish protected with a clear coat lacquer.
  

• Plated Bronze decorative mesh may be used indoors in cabinets and entertainment centers.
  
• Pure Bronze may be used outdoors in various vents grills and motif applications.
  

• This double diamond weave is used in cabinets and bookcases, sometimes shown with glass or in front of curtains.
  
• The mesh adds a transparent, but secure look to the design and decor.
  
• These meshes require extra care in cutting and installing.

• Decorative Diagonal Meshes have wires running at 45 degrees to the edge of the panel.
  
• The crimped wires interlock to prevent slipping. These are available in Bronze, Brass, Nickel, & Antique styles.
  

• Overstocks, unusual meshes, odd sizes, and some uncertified materials
• Reduced prices
• Availability may be limited
• Discounted meshes are not returnable.

• Decorative Flat-wire Meshes are woven from specially profiled wire that gives both modern and traditional cabinets a dramatic appeal.
  

The popular Fandango Antique Nickel Finish is pictured.

• Decorative Hexagonal Mesh is used in French Country cabinets, dressers and outdoors in gardens.
  
• It is extremely flexible, but not overly sturdy.
  
• Stainless Steel Hex Mesh is a stronger and more industrial product.
  

• Decorative Intercrimped Mesh achieves its distinctive appearance from the interlocked crimped wires and the extra crimp between the mesh crossover points.
  
• Used as Automobile Grills.
  
• "Bravo" mesh is inspired by Jaguar Motor cars.
  

Stainless steel wire mesh is the most popular type of metal mesh. A wide range of industries choose it for its corrosion resistance and strength, but as time goes by, many are embracing the material for more creative uses as well. Stainless decorative wire mesh is in high demand for interior designers, architects, DIYers, grafting enthusiasts, gardeners, and landscapers. The material is flexible, making it ideal to shape and cut for a range of projects. It's fashionable and practical at the same time.

Stainless Steel Mesh Applications

Thanks to its versatility, stainless has a lot to offer many projects. Here are a few things that wouldn't be the same without stainless steel woven mesh:

• Room partitions         
• Cabinets
• Signs
• Radiator covers
• Light fixtures
• Vintage and custom automotive grills      
• Handmade paper

The type of metal mesh to choose depends on the project. In craft papermaking, for instance, brass is soft but may discolor, so stainless mesh is a sturdy alternative. Stainless steel wire mesh is often essential for automotive enthusiasts who work with custom and antique cars and can be used in car grills. TWP Inc.’s knuckled "Bravo" mesh is reminiscent of some BMWs and Jaguar Motor cars inspired the smooth "Alpha" mesh. Choose the electropolished version to avoid any possibility of any surface discoloration or rust when used in demanding on-the-road use.

Stainless mesh comes in a variety of surface coatings and weaves to suit any design, from rustic to contemporary. With hundreds of combinations, there is a perfect style for any decorative project, indoors or out.