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Special mounting solutions for facade, ceiling and wall

Individual mounting solutions for architectural wire mesh

Every project has its individual challenges. Whether curves, angled edges or recesses: together with you, we develop the optimum fastening solution for your wire mesh cladding on a project-specific basis.

We have already developed tried and tested mountingd for the following scenarios:

Wire mesh cladding of sloping end faces | ©Øystein Ramstad

The clamping technique is adapted in such a way that even sloping end faces are framed and clamped accordingly.

Mounting solution for architectural wire mesh: Round edges

Wherever the surface to be designed is not rectangular, we can adapt the wire mesh elements according to the desired geometry.
Even round edge areas are no problem with a correspondingly adjusted clamping technique.

With pre-rounded wire mesh elements, curves can also be clad without any problems.

Wherever our wire meshes are not to be used flat, pre-rounded mesh elements are the ideal solution.

Cut-outs can also be made for doors and openings, for example. Depending on the position and size, it may be necessary to edge the Cut-outs to ensure even tension.

Edging of cut-outs by means of edge protection profiles.
Rear view: Square cut-outs in a wire mesh façade
Front view: Square cut-out in a wire mesh facade

Architectural wire mesh is made up in different ways according to your requirements. Thus, the sides of an element can be bevelled by 90° or folded over by 180°. To eliminate the risk of injury to the mesh fabrics in accessible areas, it is also possible to enclose the wire mesh using edge protection profiles.

Cantan design: Wire mesh folded through 90°
Edge design: Wire mesh folded through 90° with U-profile edging
Edge design: Wire mesh folded through 90° welded to an L-profile
Edge design: Wire mesh folded through 180°

Fixing solution: Eyebolts for Flat Tension Profiles

As an alternative to a conventional clevis screw, we have developed a special eyebolt for tensioned wire mesh . With this fixing, the tensioning bolt is attached to the back of the flat tension profile so that only the head of the countersunk bolt remains visible.

Advantage of this fastening solution:

Individual adjustment of the thread bolt
Connection to the clamping edge becomes "invisible”
The distance between the flat tension profile and the substructure can be decisively minimised compared to the conventional clevis screw

Fixing solution: Wire mesh with a slotted profile for interior projects.

Wire mesh elements with slotted profiles are suitable for interior projects where high tensioning forces are not required. With this fastening, the wire mesh is folded over by 45° and incorporated into the slotted profile. Depending on the wire mesh specification, the slotted profile is welded to the architectural wire mesh for additional security.

With additional eyebolts, wire mesh elements with slotted profiles can be easily clamped into an existing substructure.

Instead of a continuous substructure, the fastening technology for facades can also be attached to single fastening brackets.

Substructure made of fastening brackets at specific locations for a facade cladding made of wire mesh.
Facade cladding made out of wire mesh with fastening brackets at specific locations as a substructure. ©Øystein Ramstad
Fastening brackets at specific locations as a substructure of a wire mesh facade cladding.
Facade cladding made out of architectural wire mesh with a substructure of retaining straps at specific locations.
Top attachment of a wire mesh facade with fastening brackets instead of a continuous substructure.

Technical plants such as lighting, sprinkler plant or ventilation plant can be combined effortlessly with architectural wire mesh, without limiting their function.

Lighting above the mesh elements| ©Fabrice Rambert

In compliance with transparency of the architectural mesh, lights can also be placed above the mesh elements. The loss of brightness is minimal.

Ceiling covering made out of wire mesh — Wire mesh ceiling panelling with side lighting

With side lighting, you can use the reflective properties of the stainless steel mesh for discreet illumination. At the same time, you significantly reduce the visual transparency of the wire mesh fabric.

Integration of ventilation and lighting elements into a ceiling cladding made of architectural wire mesh. — Integration of ventilation and lighting elements into a ceiling | ©Salim Abdulla

Wire mesh elements can be omitted appropriately for integration of lighting or technical plant.

Recesses for lamps in tensioned wire mesh panels of a ceiling cladding.

Lighting elements can also be integrated into tensioned tracks through recesses. The recesses are provided with corresponding frames.

Mounting solutions for HAVER Architectural Mesh

Standardised mountings for a facade, wall and ceiling

We have derived many of the special solutions for fastening wire mesh cladding listed here from our standardised mounting solutions. These also stand for trouble-free and safe assembly as well as optimum durability of the entire construction.

Learn more about our standardised mounting solutions