Wichcraft

The metal fabric project shown in the photo was installed by Bentel and Bentel Architects located in Locust Valley, New York. Bentel and Bentel Architects used Cambridge Architectural mesh as a moveable screen that serves as a security gate for this Sandwich Store called Wichcraft, situated on MGM Grand's Studio Walk. Since, the mesh is installed with a moveable track system, it can be pulled down and locked when the store closes. Bentel and Bentel Architects used Cambridge's metal fabric pattern and Reelease tension attachment hardware to come up with this fabulous project for this remarkable sandwich store.

We chose to highlight this project to show how metal textiles can be used to transform traditional security gates into eye-catching devices. This ensures visibility and attention even when Wichcraft is otherwise closed.

High Hat Lounge

We highlight this project using Banker Wire to show the modernity of today's metal fabric for partitions. Forget your pre-conceptions of a chain link fence. In Milwaukee, Wisconsin at High Hat Lounge, a balcony railing that uses woven wire product P-278 of Banker Wire under Custom Category or the Mid-Fill Weaves gives a sophisticated urban chic complement to this place. The balcony railing made with woven wire metal product gives the proper amount of transition that links the bar with the lounge space. Consider the use of metal fabric for projects that require movement and flow while maintaining unique spatial environments.