Description

Arthus DAMPERE laser-cut sheet metal, used for filling guardrails, stands out for its modern and refined pattern, composed of intertwined crosses of various sizes. These crosses overlap and merge into a mashrabiya in a diagonal checkerboard geometric pattern, creating a dynamic visual effect while ensuring a solid and secure structure. This metal mesh design gives the sheet metal over 50% transparency, allowing light to pass through freely while providing protection against falls. The intertwined cross pattern adds a modern and elegant touch to any balcony railing project, while providing visual lightness thanks to its airy structure. With over 50% open space, Arthus decorative sheet metal Arthus an unobstructed view while providing the necessary safety for a railing. The cross-shaped cutouts and diagonal checkerboard pattern create captivating plays of light and shadow, enriching the appearance of the railing throughout the day depending on the natural lighting. This metal mashrabiya is therefore an excellent choice for balconies, terraces, or staircases, providing both modern aesthetics and functional protection in a harmonious whole.

Uses

The design of Arthus decorative sheet metal Arthus ideal for use in guardrails for small balcony sections, creating an immediate and invigorating effect on apartment balconies. Whether in urban settings or natural environments close to trees, the mashrabiya pattern with intertwined crosses provides a unique aesthetic. The geometric perforations play with transparency, allowing light to pass subtly through the mashrabiya shapes, creating a play of light and shadows that changes throughout the day. This laser-cut geometric sheet metal is therefore not only a functional solution for railings, but also a decorative one, striking the right balance between contemporary design and geometric inspiration. The Arthus laser-cut openwork pattern Arthus to all architectural environments thanks to its elegance and graphic sensitivity, allowing it to enhance various types of spaces.

Effect produced

Arthus infill panels Arthus balcony railings produce distinct visual effects depending on the viewing angle, whether from inside the balcony or from the sidewalk. From the inside, the intertwined geometric cross-shaped cutouts and diagonal checkerboard pattern create fascinating shadow effects on the floor and surrounding surfaces. Depending on the natural light, the shadows cast vary, bringing the balcony space to life throughout the day. With a transparency of over 50%, Arthus sheet metal Arthus light to penetrate while maintaining a certain level of privacy. From the inside, this creates a feeling of openness and lightness, while reducing the view from outside. The interlaced cross pattern, in combination with the light, adds a visual texture that gives depth and dynamism to the balcony space, creating an environment that is both modern and welcoming. From the street, the decorative Arthus sheet metal Arthus as a design element, with its cross and diagonal checkerboard pattern. It adds a contemporary touch to the building's architecture. Viewed from the outside, the transparency of the pattern allows a partial glimpse of the interior of the balcony, which visually lightens the structure of the building. The mixture of open and solid shapes provides a balance between visibility and concealment. The geometric pattern of the mashrabiya produces a rhythmic visual effect that catches the eye.

Team advice

To ensure the mechanical integrity of the geometric mashrabiya applied to the ARTHUS guardrail infill panel, our Design Office recommends optimizing the laser-cut galvanized steel sheet with a thickness of 20/10ths to comply with the NF P 01-013 guardrail safety standard. The destructive bag test, using a dynamic load with a soft body impact of 50 cm in diameter and 600 joules of force, applies an impact to the geometric center of the mashrabiya panel on the balustrade.

Balcony opacity

The metal base of the railing blocks prying eyes, providing greater comfort on the balcony in the heart of the city.