Applications for Expanded Infill Panels
Architectural Expanded Railing Infill Panels
Architectural expanded metal infill panels have low cost and a unique look that make them suitable for design applications. Expanded infill panels are commonly used in the following ways:
- Bridge railings
- Fencing
- Building facades
- Parking garages
- Security fences and railings
- Protective barriers
- Wall, ceiling, and door panels
Expanded Metal Infill Panels, A Safe Fencing Option
Expanded metal infill panels provide a secure and safe fencing option that is highly durable and versatile. Available in a range of sizes and gauges, these panels can be tailored to suit your specific needs and the demands of your environment. The unique design of the expanded metal mesh ensures a high level of visibility, allowing you to keep an eye on your property, equipment, or valuables without compromising security. The panels’ strength and toughness will also make them resistant to impacts, vandalism, and even harsh weather conditions. Overall, expanded metal infill panels offer a smart and practical solution for fencing that meets both safety and aesthetic requirements.
Benefits of Expanded Metal Infills
Expanded metal offers a number of advantages over other materials. Because it is formed from a single piece of metal, there are no welds or weak points, which makes it exceptionally structurally sound, with a high strength-to-weight ratio. Unlike perforated metal infills, there’s no waste involved in producing it, which also makes it cost-effective.
Expanded railing infill panels have a distinct look that can complement certain architectural styles. Our products can be finished in a number of different colors for maximum design versatility.
Expanded Metal Infill Panel Product Options
We offer three main types of expanded metal infill panels:
- Standard, or raised expanded metal infill panels are pressed, cut, and expanded, leaving sharply angled knuckles where the individual strands meet.
- Flattened expanded metal undergoes an additional cold rolling process, creating a smoother surface and a finished product that is about 5% lighter than standard expanded metal.
- Expanded metal grating, a heavier-duty product that is not usually used for infill panels. It’s made with a thicker gauge of carbon steel. Typically, its use is reserved for more demanding industrial applications.
Expanded steel railing infill panels can be made from any of the above materials. Our products are offered in different gauge stainless steel as well as several other metals, with a range of opening sizes, gauges, and directional patterns. We fabricate to your specifications so you can customize your purchase as necessary.
Custom Fabrication From Marco Specialty Steel
Marco Specialty Steel will fabricate any order of expanded metal infill panels to your specifications. We are unique in our ability to quickly turn around projects of any size for demanding customers. We can work from an existing blueprint or help you determine your needs to create a custom design.
Contact Us for More Information About Our Expanded Metal Infill Panel Services
In everything we do, an exceptionally high level of quality control is ensured. To get started or to request a quote for bridge infill panels, call or use our online contact form to get in touch with a representative directly.
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