TWG has worked with various attachment systems and cladding options over the years - we're happy to work with your specific needs.  We've listed a couple of common designs below:

100B is an attachment system using a square steel tube with a notch taken from the middle. The screen is placed in the notch and the rame is then welded in the corners to contain the screen.

101B is an attachment system using steel channel wrapped and welded around the screen.

102B shows two attachment systems. One shows two steel angles welded to a steel tube with the screen welded to the angles and the other shows two flat bars welded to a tube with the screen bolted between the bars.

103B shows the screen bolted between a steel angle and flat bar.

104B is an example of a tension attachment system using threaded rods and bolts to attach and tension the screen.

woven wire, welede wire, perforated plate and expanded metal are some of the products available from The Western Group - a US manufacturer of architectrual wire, architectural meshing and expanded metal products used for landscape features, sun screens, security screens, rail fill, metal fabricated signs, space mesh and texture mesh
The Western Group worked with Color-Ad of Virginia to develop a tensioned cladding for the University of Maryland Shady Grove's new parking garage in Rockville, Maryland.  Click image for more information.
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The Western Group worked with Eley Guild Hardy Architects of Biloxi, Mississippi on a beautiful Living Screen installation. Click image for more information. 


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