The elongated enclosure serves as protection and partitioning so that the technology remains ventilated and at the same time is protected from unauthorized access.
Gratings were installed in the louvre grating version, powder-coated, with a mesh size of 33 x 33 mm and a 30 x 2 mm bearing bar. Integrated doors allow maintenance personnel access for service work. The result is a robust, functional cladding solution for outdoor use.
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Piece, strip galvanizing and powder coating for reliable corrosion protection of steel components.
Where reduced visibility or controlled screening is required, louvre gratings provide an effective solution. Their applications extend far beyond walkways, bridges and transition areas.
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In the Pinakothek in Munich, gratings support safe inspection and service work as an accessible maintenance walkway in the roof area.
At OneonOne House in Luxembourg, open façade surfaces support safe operation and structure the projecting levels on the building envelope.
In the RTL Studio Berlin, open wall surfaces support safe operation in the studio and divide the area behind the grandstand.
In the Deggenau parking garage, circumferential façade surfaces support safe operation and enclose the ramp area as a ventilated building envelope.
In the St. Josef Regensburg multi-storey parking lot, VP louvre grilles characterize the building envelope as façade cladding and enclose the open parking levels.
In the Zetcon parking garage, gratings are used as façade and fall protection elements on the open parking levels.
VP Venetian blind grilles were integrated into the façade design of the office building in Horw as upstream parapet and sun protection elements.
At Kenzingen secondary school, a louvre and sun protection construction with metal profiles was implemented as a characteristic façade element.
At the Marie Curie School in Riedberg, open balustrades and safety surfaces support the safe operation of the perimeter arcade.
At the University of Twente, red lattice elements were used in the upper façade zone, creating a clear accent on the building envelope.
In the National Library in Luxembourg, solid gratings were used as partial elements of the ceiling cladding to give the interior a clear structure.
In the Balluff multi-storey parking lot, a circumferential façade cladding with grid elements was implemented, which clearly structures the building and gives it an open appearance.
In the Eli shopping center in Liezen, open ceiling and wall surfaces structure the upper mall gallery and enclose the area above the store fronts.
At the Ecole Privée Notre-Dame Sainte-Sophie in Luxembourg, an upstream façade structure with lattice elements was implemented as a second skin in front of the glass surfaces.
The façade of the Garden Curtain Wall is clad with expanded metal with a medium mesh width, giving the building a modern, light look.
At Ammersee-Gymnasium in Dießen, outdoor areas and steel construction elements were finished with grating to give paths and façade areas a clear structure.
In the bicycle parking garage of the Neue Bahnstadt Opladen, gratings are used as flooring for the walking and parking areas and as façade elements.
At the day care center in Baden-Baden, external access areas were implemented with lattice elements as railing infill and walk-on flooring.
At the New Apostolic Church in Frankenthal, open façade surfaces structure the gable ends as a second, permeable building envelope.
A modern building envelope combines striking architecture with functional requirements. Expanded metal offers a wide range of design possibilities and creates facades that impress with their aesthetics and durability.
At the Imma-Mack secondary school in Eching, open façade and ceiling surfaces divide the interior and exterior areas with a permeable structure.
At the Porsche Center Lübeck, narrow grating strips were integrated into the interior as clear lines both in the floor area and as a ceiling solution.
Modern facades must do more than just look good. They combine design, functionality, and durability—qualities that expanded metal fulfills to a remarkable degree.
As a striking example of modern office architecture, the Wüstenrot Building Society headquarters on Alpenstraße in Salzburg has been a defining feature of the city’s southern district since its renovation.
At Dresden Zoo, open protection and separation areas divide the areas of the covered elephant enclosure.
Lattice elements were integrated into the glass façade of the Stahlwerke Bremen administration building as visible façade and construction elements.
At the Tissot Arena in Switzerland, large, permeable façade surfaces support the safe operation and ventilation of the areas behind.
In the BMW parking garage in Munich, open façade surfaces support safe operation and ensure a ventilated building envelope.
The access core of the parking garage in Bietigheim-Bissingen was designed with a permeable grid cladding that clearly accentuates the façade.
In the Moritzburg Art Museum project, a recessed façade area was implemented with lattice elements to clearly accentuate the transition between the old and new buildings.
At the Bechtle Freiburg office building, open façade surfaces support safe operation and provide sun and privacy protection in front of the ribbon windows.
At the DASA Arbeitswelt exhibition in Dortmund, a raised staircase and connecting structure was clad with mesh elements and designed as a safe route.
At the Birkenmeier green wall in Breisach, louvre grids were used as façade cladding for the modular greening.
At Knorr Bremse Munich, open façade surfaces structure the building envelope and frame the window strips as an upstream level.
In the Erftstadt bicycle parking garage, open façade and entrance areas support safe operation and characterize the entrance with a permeable shell.
At the Esplanade Biel parking lot entrance, open cladding surfaces support the safe operation of the entrance and clearly define the entrance area.
MEISER expanded metal gives the Bilbao Center in Spain a modern and filigree design on the façade, giving the building a lively surface and integrating it harmoniously into the urban environment.
In the APCOA New Station Quarter multi-storey parking lot in Bielefeld, venetian blind grilles are used as large-scale façade cladding on the open parking levels and set colorful accents.
Architecture and function go hand in hand in public buildings. Expanded metal offers the ideal solution: It combines design quality with technical requirements and blends harmoniously into sophisticated facade designs.
In the BMW parking garage Paris Vélizy, a circumferential MEISER grating façade forms the permeable outer skin of the parking levels.
In the Arvato logistics center, open wall and ceiling surfaces structure the reception area and enclose technical zones above the counter.
At the opera house in Vichy, open terrace areas support safe operation in the entrance area at the square in front.
In the De Walvis project in Amsterdam, façade and ceiling areas were implemented with lattice elements that characterize the architecture and incorporate the outdoor areas.
In the Oberding multi-storey parking lot, large, permeable façade surfaces support safe operation and natural ventilation of the parking levels.
In the Audi Ingolstadt multi-storey parking lot, open façade surfaces support safe operation and characterize the appearance along the length of the building.
In the Sindelfingen multi-storey parking lot, open façade surfaces support safe operation and ensure a ventilated exterior view of the parking levels.
On the office building in Cologne, façade elements were implemented as an upstream grid structure to functionally complement window areas and structure the design.
With the Dresden transformer cladding, open cladding surfaces support safe operation in the technical area and provide privacy while ensuring ventilation.
On the parking deck in Marburg, ramp areas and railing zones were designed with lattice elements that clearly structure the spiral-shaped construction.
The Pfaffenhausen waste incineration plant combines industrial function with architectural aspirations. MEISER expanded metal characterizes central areas of the project and gives the plant a modern, structured appearance.
