Not only should a building be comfortable and pleasant to work in, but it should also convey the right image for the company that owns or rents it. Architects have turned to perforated metal to achieve this end. Balustrades, false ceilings and the use of perforated screens for decoration are just some of the examples of use.

The characteristics of perforated metal can help you created just the right setting for the room or the lobby, It allows you to determine the desired amount of light coming into a room, created separate working spaces without giving a closed-in feeling and, using the right open area, has sound-absorbing qualities.

Naturally, behind the scenes, the use is extensive as well. Air conditioning and heating systems, gates, barriers and screening help you to make the building a safe and pleasant working space.

There are also many possibilities on the exterior for the use of perforated metal, in both a decorative and a functional capacity.

Perforation can help measure the amount of sunlight streaming into a building. It provides visibility outwards, whilst limiting the ability for people to look in. Most of all, it protects the areas of the building where appropriate.