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Our vast sample library is at your disposal. Whether you need to determine the right pattern, texture and performance characteristics for your project or you want to explore the many design variations that are available through the material, we can put our award-winning sample box in your hands as quickly as you need it.

Select Set: Includes a selection of our most popular fabrics such as Omega, Dolphin, Baltic, Ellipse, Lago, Mandarin and Tigris, plus a product overview brochure.

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Full set of samples – Ceiling

Includes a selection of our most popular fabrics such as Omega, Dolphin, Baltic, Ellipse, Lago, Mandarin and Tigris, plus a product overview brochure.

Full set of samples – Garage

Includes: Futura 3110, Tigris, Helix 12,24, Chesapeake, Escale 7×1, Escale 5×1, Omega 1510, Omega 1520, Delta 16, Ellipse 2.

Full set of samples – Select Set

Includes: Omega 1520 PC, Dolphin/ Baltic Ellipse 14, Lago, mandarin, Omega 1500, Omega 1520, Tigris, & Tigris PC.

Full set of samples – Solar

Includes: Escale 7×1 & 5×1, Futura 3110 & PC, Helix 12, 24, 48, Lago, Omega 226, Omega 1510 PC, Omega 1520 bronze, Omega 1520PC, Sambesi, & Tigris.

Acoustic Mesh Panels

Open Area: 46%

Proprietary composite of aluminum and sound-absorbing material

Atlantic

Open Area: 43%

Rigid mesh with flat wire and rod

Baltic

Open Area: 43%

Flexible, cable mesh with a densely woven pattern

Capella

Open Area: 41%

Rigid, flat mesh with a smooth wire surface

Chesapeake

Open Area: 83%

Geometrically flat strip offering high percentage open area

Delta 16

Open Area: 50% or More

Traditional grid pattern using round wire

Delta 30

Open Area: 64%

Traditional grid pattern using round wire

Dolphin

Open Area: 31%

Dense, flexible cable mesh

Ellipse 14

Open Area: 65%

Rigid mesh with horizontal grid pattern

Ellipse 2

Open Area: 65%

Rigid mesh with rectangular grid pattern

Ellipse 52

Open Area: 48%

Rigid mesh with horizontal grid pattern

Escale 5×1

Open Area: 33%

Alternating spirals made of a flattened strip

Escale 7×1

Open Area: 36%

Spiral pattern that consists of rod and flattened strip

Futura 240 PC

Open Area: 62%

Round wire mesh with a vertically pronounced pattern

Futura 3110

Open Area: 65.90%

Cable wire and rod mesh with a visually vertical pattern

Futura 3110 PC

Open Area: 67%

Round wire mesh with a vertically pronounced pattern

Helix 12

Open Area: 69%

Clockwise and counterclockwise spirals made of flattened round wire

Helix 24

Open Area: 56%

Clockwise and counterclockwise spirals made of flattened round wire

Helix 36

Open Area: 51%

Clockwise and counterclockwise spirals made of flattened round wire

Helix 48

Open Area: 48%

Clockwise and counterclockwise spirals made of flattened round wire

Helix 72

Open Area: 24.94%

Clockwise and counterclockwise spirals made of flattened round wire

Herringbone 5

Open Area: 1%

Our densest weave created by a classic chevron pattern

Illumesh

Open Area: 64%

Illuminated metal fabric using system-integrated LED lighting

Kiwi

Open Area: 37%

Intricate pattern, flexible in both warp and weft directions

Lago

Open Area: 46%

Four cable wires and rod mesh with a visually vertical pattern

Lamelle

Open Area: 46%

Four cable wire woven onto a round rod

Mandarin

Open Area: 37.20%

Intricate bronze pattern, flexible in both warp and weft directions

Mediamesh V4xH5.0

Open Area: 55%

Patented system of integrated LED tubing and robust stainless steel metal fabric

Mediamesh V5xH5.0

Open Area: 57%

Patented system of integrated LED tubing and robust, stainless steel metal fabric

Mediamesh V6xH5.0

Open Area: 58%

Patented system of integrated LED tubing and robust, stainless steel metal fabric

Omega 1500

Open Area: 5%

Cable mesh with closely spaced weft rods for a flat surface

Omega 1500 PC

Open Area: 5%

Rigid mesh with closely spaced weft rods for a flat surface

Omega 1505 PC

Open Area: 20%

Rigid mesh with slightly spaced weft rods for a flat surface

Omega 1510

Open Area: 35.40%

Flexible cable mesh with defined spacing between weft rods

Omega 1510 PC

Open Area: 35%

Rigid mesh with defined spacing between weft rods

Omega 1520

Open Area: 50.60%

Flexible mesh with generous open area between weft rods

Omega 1520 PC

Open Area: 50%

Omega 1530

Open Area: 55%

Flexible mesh with generous transparency details

Omega 1530 PC

Open Area: 55%

Omega 226

Open Area: 46%

Rigid mesh with closely packed, aluminum rods

Omega Divergence

Open Area: Variable

Contemporary take on Omega with ability to vary the opening

Potomac

Open Area: 85%

Potomac is a pre-crimped rigid mesh with stainless steel rods. It has...

Sambesi

Open Area: 42%

Flexible cable mesh with slightly spaced rods

Sambesi PC

Open Area: 42%

Rigid mesh with slightly spaced rods

Square

Open Area: 2%

Basketweave pattern using flat ribbons of wire

Square 25

Open Area: 25%

Basketweave pattern with slight spacing and increased open area

Tigris

Open Area: 64%

Signature weave featuring triplet of cable wires

Tigris PC

Open Area: 65%

Rigid weave featuring a cluster of three round rods

Tigris TC-3

Open Area: 66%

Triplet of rods woven on a crimped horizontal wire

Tucana

Open Area: 70%

Simple grill pattern with high transparency

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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,

David Warda

Working with the GKD team was an excellent experience. GKD provided their metal fabric stainless steel panels to Alumawall, Inc on four projects in Sunnyvale, CA. Their project management made the entire process seamless and their metal fabric stainless steel panels were shipped right on time and in excellent condition with superb packaging. All parties involved with this project are very pleased with GKD’s performance and quality of their product.

Project: Pathline Park Phase 04 Parking Structures ,

Wil Stroman

It was a pleasure working with the GKD team. They were very helpful and informative about their product. Design and coordination were hassle free and smooth. During a recent project, another trade damaged a couple of mesh panels and the GKD team did an outstanding job getting the replacements to us in a very timely manner.

Project: University of Kansas Behavioral ,

Marquesa Figueroa

The GKD creative team was integral to the complex geometry of Hayward Field’s a-symmetrical stadium bowl. Through custom detailing and positive collaboration with SRG, Hoffman and other trades, GKD proved they are leaders in the metal mesh industry, further enhancing the iconic design of the stadium.

Project: University of Oregon, Hayward Field,

Michael D. Huff, JR. AIA

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

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,