Green Building Design Mesh

Our in house brand, trusted since 1993’s for it’s supreme quality and reliability in various industries that require premium quality metal meshes

Different types of Green Building mesh available:

Here are some types of green building design meshes commonly used in sustainable building projects, Climbing plant mesh, Solar panel mesh, Ventilation control mesh, Rainwater harvesting mesh, Thermal insulation mesh, Green roof mesh, Sustainable material mesh, Water permeable pavement mesh and etc.

The quality of green building design mesh can be summarized as durable, sustainable, energy-efficient, flexible, and supportive of eco-friendly design goals. Manufactured in Stainless Steel, G.I., S.S, Aluminum, PVC-coated, etc. in required sizes are also available.

Usage:

Green facades: Meshes are used to support climbing plants or vertical gardens on building exteriors, enhancing aesthetics, providing shade, improving air quality, and reducing heat gain.
Green roofs: Meshes are used as a structural support system for green roofs, providing stability to the vegetation, facilitating water drainage, and protecting the roof membrane.
Solar panel installations: Mesh systems are used to secure and support solar panels on rooftops or integrated into building facades, optimizing renewable energy generation.
Ventilation control: Meshes are used in building ventilation systems to regulate and control airflow, promoting natural ventilation and reducing the reliance on mechanical cooling.
Rainwater harvesting: Mesh systems are used to collect and filter rainwater for reuse, minimizing runoff and contributing to water conservation.
Thermal insulation: Meshes can be integrated into building envelopes or insulation systems to enhance thermal performance, reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling.
Daylight optimization: Meshes are used to diffuse and distribute natural light within a building, ensuring proper illumination while minimizing glare and heat gain.
Green infrastructure: Meshes can be used in projects like green walls, green screens, or green fences, where vegetation or greenery is integrated into the built environment for various benefits.