Mesh

Stainless steel wire materials can be used to create fall protection barriers that look light and airy, while being highly robust, durable and compliant. But these tensile structures can

Stainless steel cable tensioning systems often appear simple and effortless, but a huge amount of precision engineering goes on behind the scenes! Let’s take a look at what’s involved

Stainless steel tensile mesh systems are a lightweight form of architecture using a tensioned material formed from wire-rope cables. These systems can be used in a diverse range of

The Tensile team has installed many roof fall protection systems for elevated sports courts in high-rise schools. It’s crucial that the materials for these systems provide robust safety, while

Marine-grade stainless steel Webnet mesh offers many advantages over traditional materials for modern barriers. Here are some of the benefits of Webnet for infrastructure barrier solutions, compared to 358

Cutting-edge facade designs do more than simply add a layer of extra material to a building’s exterior. Rather, they can transform and redefine a building in new and unique

One of the stand-out maintenance benefits of Webnet mesh for stainless steel safety barriers is that it doesn’t need a lot of upkeep! This means lower ongoing maintenance costs.

Near–transparent barriers are transforming architecture in a range of ways. Barriers made from transparent stainless-steel materials (such as Webnet and wire-rope cables) help maintain sightlines across spaces, and facilitate

Stainless steel Webnet mesh has unique qualities that make it an excellent choice of material for commercial outdoor barriers and fencing. Webnet is highly robust and strong, while simultaneously

Stainless steel architectural wire rope offers almost unlimited potential for creating bespoke external facades that truly stand out. Jakob cables or Webnet mesh can be tensioned and stretched across