Top 3 Reasons Why Decorative Metal Fence Panels Are in High Demand

Like most trends, what is hot in landscape architecture one minute might be cold the next. And then some trends last the test of time – one such is decorative metal fence panels. Since homes and lands were first divided eons ago, humans began “fencing” off their territory to keep others off their ground. While we are more “civil” when respecting one’s property than our forefathers, we still “put up a fence” around our property line. Gone are the days of consumers wanting basic fences.

What it Means to be a Domestic Industrial Manufacturer

Being a domestic industrial manufacturer is a proud badge to wear. From widgets to components, manufacturing is the backbone of any society. In fact, not making products domestically can cripple your supply chain. When this happens, it leads to shortages at the consumer level. Having a healthy, domestic manufacturing base can strengthen your local logistics network. Let’s look at some of the advantages of having domestic manufacturing.

Perforated Metal at the Spy Museum

It is not every day that our perforated metal can help a museum, but that is what happened when Accurate Perforating collaborated on the International Spy Museum in Washington D.C.  Our experienced architectural team and engineers were able to perforate and fabricate .080” aluminum panels that make this museum look stunning. Please see the link below to an article about this project that was published by Metal Architecture.

 

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Improve Energy Efficiency With Perforated Metal Sunshades And Exterior Cladding

A building’s energy efficiency often comes down to small changes. Other times, however, a single building feature can make a huge difference. Perforated metal cladding is an obvious choice for energy-efficient building design because you see an immediate difference — from better, smarter airflow to natural lighting.

Here are a few key energy-efficiency benefits you can expect from perforated metal sunshades and exterior cladding.

Decorative Perforated Sheet Metal

Architecture encompasses both function and aesthetics. Designers achieve a sleek, modern look by incorporating decorative perforated sheet metal in their creations. While serving functional purposes—such as providing shade and sound control—decorative metal sheets simultaneously add elements of depth, texture, and color to a structure.

5 Inspiring Examples of Perforated Metal in Architecture

Perforated metal has countless applications in architecture, not the least of which is décor. Perforated metal panels can provide a missing layer of depth to any structure — and in architecture, attention to ornamental detail can make all the difference. Below, read about five impressive feats of modern architecture that creatively use perforated metal as decoration.