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Stainless steel mesh might not be the first material that springs to mind when it comes to installing a commercial stairway barrier or balustrade. And yet, a robust mesh

Railing infill mesh safety barriers represent the commonest use of Jakob stainless steel Webnet. Mesh barriers installed on bridges, staircases, atriums, carparks and other structures help prevent falls from

Multi-storey carparks are not exactly known for being aesthetically pleasing structures. But the new carpark facade design at Liverpool hospital in Sydney’s south-west suggests otherwise! On completion, the seven-level

When it comes to materials for inspirational modern industrial and commercial architecture, Jakob Webnet stainless steel mesh offers a unique combination of practical robustness and design freedom. This is

Webnet and stainless-steel barriers are growing in popularity for a range of indoor and outdoor applications. One of the key advantages of these barriers is that they are remarkably

Atrium design might go back to ancient Roman times, but it is certainly enjoying a resurgence! Atriums are more than just a big open central space within a multi-storey

Stainless steel materials, such as Jakob Webnet mesh and wire rope cabling, allow for innovative balustrade designs that combine both practical and aesthetic qualities. Webnet mesh and wire rope

Green walls and facades are not only nice to look at – they can also help beat the summer heat by making buildings more comfortable and cities more liveable.

In high-rise architectural structures where fall-protection is required, there can be a tension between aesthetics and safety. While safety has to be the priority, the last thing you need

Stainless Steel Webnet Mesh for Bridge Safety and Aesthetics Stainless steel Webnet mesh offers tremendous scope for improving safety on pedestrian and cyclist bridges. But it doesn’t have to