Beyond large facade surfaces, decorative wire mesh plays a decisive role at the scale of touch — cabinet doors, elevator car interiors, shelving, furniture panels and craft products. Hengshui Qualified Filter Screen Co., Ltd. (COMESH) supplies a dedicated range for these applications in crimped woven and expanded configurations.
| Family | Description | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|
| Crimped woven mesh | Pre-crimped wires woven into flat, stable panels with uniform diamond apertures | Cabinet doors, elevator grilles, room dividers |
| Twill weave panels | Diagonal weave pattern with stronger visual direction | Feature walls, joinery inserts, furniture fronts |
| Expanded mesh | Single-sheet diamond lattice, no interweaving, very rigid | Cabinets, crafts, furniture, protective grilles |
| Flat crimped grille | Flat-profile crimped wires for a slim, refined face | Elevator decorative panels, ventilation grilles |
Golden, red, blue, green, purple and silver are standard, with custom tones available. Matte and glossy finishes are both produced. For furniture applications, a low-gloss finish is often specified to avoid glare under interior lighting; for elevator interiors, a brighter finish is preferred to lift the perceived brightness of the car.
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Wire diameter is available from 1 mm to 3 mm; aperture options include 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm and 10 mm depending on the visual density required. Panel height commonly runs 25 – 60 cm as modular units, with length produced to order. Installation accessories are supplied where requested.
MOQ is 1 meter; indicative price USD 2.0 – 8.0 per unit. Standard production and delivery for decorative mesh programs is 5 – 8 days, with bulk orders quoted around 25 days. Export packing is plywood box. Free samples help joinery manufacturers validate aperture density against real drawer and door dimensions before ordering.
COMESH combines decorative mesh supply with a technical filter screen business serving food processing and pharmaceutical customers, so aperture control and clean-surface standards are treated as production basics rather than premium options.