Jun. 25, 2025
Decorative perforated metal sheets are metal panels with custom or patterned holes punched through them, often used for architectural, functional, or aesthetic purposes. Here's a quick guide to help you understand their options and uses:
Common Materials
Aluminum – Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, easy to shape
Stainless steel – Strong, corrosion-resistant, high-end look
Mild steel – Affordable, but needs coating to prevent rust
Copper / Brass – Decorative, warm-toned, often used in luxury settings
Popular Patterns & Designs
Round holes – Clean, modern, highly versatile
Square holes – Geometric, structured look
Slotted holes – Industrial or airflow purposes
Custom patterns – Logos, floral, waves, hexagons, etc. (laser or CNC cut)
Screens & latticework – Often used for privacy panels, facades
Applications
Architectural facades
Interior wall panels
Ceiling panels
Privacy screens or room dividers
Sunshades or brise soleil
Fencing & gates
Furniture accents (cabinet fronts, shelving, etc.)
Ventilation & acoustic panels
Finishes & Coatings
Powder coating – Durable, comes in many colors
Anodizing (for aluminum) – Corrosion resistance + color
Brushed or polished – Stainless steel finishes
Weathered/oxidized look – For rustic or industrial style
Specs to Know When Ordering
Sheet size (e.g., 4' x 8')
Thickness (gauge)
Open area (%) – How much of the sheet is hole vs. metal
Hole diameter and spacing
Pattern type (standard or custom)
