Fixed laser-cut screen arrangement
The pattern is cut into an aluminum sheet, leaving connected metal around the openings. It has a different construction from a screen assembled from separate bars or tubes. Pattern scale, remaining metal and the solid border are considered together so the selected artwork can be developed into the actual panel layout.
The frame organizes the patterned sheet into practical panel sections. A large divider can use several framed pieces, with joints shown on the elevation. The design identifies whether a motif continues across those joints or restarts in each panel. Panel count follows the opening width, pattern breaks and the panel sizes selected for fabrication and room access.
The fixed divider connects to the building at the supports shown on the project detail. Floor, wall and ceiling conditions are each recorded, including any offsets from adjacent finishes. Full-height frames need identified structural supports, and suspended-ceiling finishes are treated as distinct from the supporting construction.
Aluminum is the selected base metal, with the actual alloy and sheet thickness specified for the order. The surface reference records color, sheen and any directional texture. A dark, gold or mirror-like finish is an appearance choice.
The panel drawing shows the openings, solid border and remaining connections between cut areas. Narrow strips, small isolated details and pattern changes at a joint need fabrication review. The full elevation sets the scale in the room, with any enlarged motif checked against the panel edges.
Exposed frame corners, seams and sheet-to-frame connections are identified with the surface finish. Cut edges and any exposed fasteners are part of the completed appearance. The order states which faces and edges are finished, covering the side and reverse as well as the front view.
| Screen configuration | Fixed interior room-divider screen using patterned laser-cut aluminum sheet with a coordinated frame and scheduled panel divisions. |
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| Selected configuration | Fixed interior screen with patterned laser-cut aluminum sheet and a coordinated frame; actual alloy, sheet thickness, panel sizes, border, finish and fixing details specified for the project. |
| Overall and panel sizes | Finished overall frame width × height, individual panel dimensions, frame depth and pattern orientation in mm on the elevation. |
| Metal and cut pattern | Actual aluminum alloy, sheet thickness, border width, remaining pattern connections and cut artwork reviewed for fabrication. |
| Surface and joints | Selected color/sheen/texture reference, finished faces, cut edges, frame corners, seams and exposed fixing treatment recorded. |
| Supports and fixing | Actual floor/wall/ceiling substrates, support locations, brackets, holes, fasteners and installation access coordinated with the building detail. |
| Supply and requirements | Panel/frame quantities, supplied connection parts, protection and destination itemized; no railing, fire, acoustic, security or quantified privacy rating declared. |
| Minimum order | Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The elevation records the finished opening and required outer frame size as two dimensions. Floors, wall returns, ceiling levels and skirting can change how the frame meets the room. The drawing shows any clearance or offset needed at those edges, along with the panel divisions and installation access.
The openings are considered against actual sight lines, furniture and light behind the screen. A larger open pattern gives a different view from a denser one. The full-height elevation allows that effect to be reviewed at the intended scale.
Support positions and fixing details follow the substrate and the selected screen dimensions. The responsible project designer reviews stability and any use-specific requirements. Panel size also needs to suit the route into the room and the planned assembly sequence.
Overall size, aluminum specification and cut-pattern complexity define the main metalwork. Fine cut details and narrow remaining connections can change fabrication work. The quotation follows the reviewed panel layout as well as the overall room width.
The number of framed panels, corner details and exposed seams affect fabrication and finishing. The selected finish is recorded for the front, reverse and exposed edges.
The component schedule identifies supplied brackets, plates, holes and connection parts. Site backing, structural supports and anchors are assigned against the actual building detail.
Packing protects cut edges, frames and finished surfaces, with panel references retained for receiving. Freight depends on destination and packed sizes. Unloading, access, assembly, fixing and local installation requirements are each identified in the order. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
This configuration uses a laser-cut pattern in aluminum sheet with a coordinated frame. The openings are cut out while the remaining metal stays connected. A screen assembled from bars or tubes is a different construction and needs its own specification.
The project can define the overall frame, panel divisions and intended pattern. Artwork is reviewed for cut openings, solid borders and remaining metal connections. The resulting panel arrangement is recorded on the elevation; no universal maximum size or minimum sheet thickness is declared here.
The view depends on opening size, pattern density, viewing angle and lighting behind the screen. The full elevation is reviewed against the intended sight lines. No blackout percentage, acoustic separation or security performance is inferred from the decorative cut pattern.
The detail identifies actual supporting floor, wall or ceiling construction and the selected frame connections. Brackets, holes and fasteners are coordinated with that substrate and the installation route. Connection locations and the supplied fixing parts follow the selected frame and the actual supporting construction.
The selected surface can be coordinated by color, sheen and texture where the actual finish system supports it. Aluminum remains the specified base metal.
Provide finished opening dimensions, the required frame position, a pattern reference, panel quantities and the intended finish. Include surrounding wall/floor/ceiling details and access limits. The quotation then separates screen panels, frames, connection parts, packing and site work.
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