GKD Metal Fabrics - the leading provider of woven metal fabric for architectural solutions.

Enlightening Design

and the Surrounding Environment

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Taking Modern Design

to New Heights

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Protecting People

with our seamless design

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Fulfilling Function

without Sacrificing Aesthetics

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Elevating Interiors

Through Performance and Dynamic Visual Effect

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Projects

OUR PRODUCTS

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Delta 16

Open Area: 64%

Traditional grid pattern using round wire

Ellipse 2

Open Area: 65%

Rigid mesh with rectangular grid pattern

Lago

Open Area: 46%

Four cable wires and rod mesh with a visually vertical pattern

Ogee

a double intermediate crimped weave utilizing extra crimps in the warp...

Chesapeake

Open Area: 83%

Geometrically flat strip offering high percentage open area

Helix 72

Open Area: 25%

Clockwise and counterclockwise spirals made of flattened round wire

Dolphin

Open Area: 31%

Dense, flexible cable mesh

Capella

Open Area: 41%

Rigid, flat mesh with a smooth wire surface

Baltic

Open Area: 38%

Flexible, cable mesh with a densely woven pattern

Omega 1520

Open Area: 50%

Flexible mesh with generous open area between weft rods

Our Projects

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Yankee Stadium

Custom GKD Tigris metal fabric was specified for fall guard protection on the balconies and galleries...

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Yankee Stadium

St. Thomas University

St. Thomas University, based in Miami Gardens, FL, is a higher education institution committed to academic...

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St. Thomas University

INSPYRE Innovation Center

Recently CenterState CEO made the decision to elevate the facility by renovating and rebranding the incubator...

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INSPYRE Innovation Center

Hayward Field at University of Oregon

The University, known as TrackTown USA for its longtime dedication to the sport, embraced the opportunity...

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Hayward Field at University of Oregon

Beckley Travel Plaza

As travelers make their way on I-77 down those heavenly West Virginia roads, they will discover...

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Beckley Travel Plaza

News

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New CEU Discusses Expanding Design Capabilities of Architectural Metal Fabric

GKD-USA’s newest CEU is an informative and engaging discussion that offers insights into the...

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GKD-USA Promotes Dale Payne to Chief Engineer

GKD-USA, the leading provider of woven metal fabric for architectural solutions, has...

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CASE STUDY: Solar Control Meets Campus Pride

The Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM) is located roughly 10 miles...

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CASE STUDY: Telling Stories Through Science

With the completion of the Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Biology...

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Douglas Stokes
President, Stokes Construction Company, Inc.

I had never dealt with GKD nor had I installed a screen like the one we furnished at the Pfeiffer University Health Science building. I was almost sure we were in for a difficult process. I was really surprised when the whole relationship went smoothly. GKD was very helpful and professional. We could not have been more pleased with the outcome.

Project: Pfeiffer University Health Science building
Michael D. Huff, JR. AIA
Architecture Director – Construction Services, Chickasaw Nation – Department of Commerce

Our parking garage project at our Winstar World Casino property presented a perfect opportunity to use GKD’s Mediamesh product, as it allowed us to use the garage’s façade facing the adjacent interstate as a live-action billboard to advertise the resort.  It was the first time we have ever used this product, but GKD and their experts were with us every step of the design and construction process.

Project: Winstar World Casino
Michael Yun
Director of Anti-Disciplinary Design , Knot

GKD worked hard to help us realize a complex vision for a unique interactive public art piece for the Bass Biology Building at Stanford University. Their level of dedication to the project and deep knowledge of the materials made me feel confident that we would be able to successfully address any challenges that might arise. I’m looking forward to the next opportunity to work together.

Project: Stanford University, Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Biology Research Building