Tension Screen systems provide an excellent means to cover a building façade for aesthetic reasons and provide for security and fall protection.  This type of assembly does not require the screening material to be picture framed into individual panels.  The assembly hangs from attachments at the top and is pulled into tension by adjustment attachments at the bottom.  This creates a nearly seamless visual effect across the façade of a [...]

Sun shading can become an important aspect of building function as well as assist with LEED certification.  Since we are a manufacturer we have the flexibility to create a custom shade for your requirements.  Perforated metal is the most common and economical material used but woven wire lends itself to a unique look.            

Screens and perforated plates can create interesting backdrops signage of all shapes, sizes and finishes. TWG’s products have been used in a variety of sign types and add a layer of texture and depth.            

TWG produces Architectural mesh as welded wire, woven wire and perforated metal for all types of security and safety applications. This includes detention centers, secure storage and fall protection. Contact us to find the right product for your project.            

Railing infill panels can be both functional and beautiful.  Welded wire or woven wire within a frame is the most common with perforated metal being a great choice to finish off that stairway or deck railing.             

With its dual panel system of welded wire, the Living Screen® system forms a rigid structure for climbing plants. Living Screen panels are manufactured to exact size requirements – we make them to fit your needs, not limiting you to a few standard shapes and sizes. Living Screen® is typically built in widths ranging from 2’ to 5’ and from 2’ to 20’ tall. However, dimensions outside of these ranges are often [...]

Screens can be used inside for a variety of reasons.  Visual screening to define a space, applied to a desk or table for function or eye-catching interest, lighting, wine racks, pot holders – you name it, we have the right material for your project.            

Our screens are traditionally used for sifting and screening a variety of media.  Heavy industrial screens for sand and gravel shaker screens, food processing screens for rice or quinoa, or pharmaceutical processing, even fish baskets for large scale freezers in Alaska.             

Utilizing various TWG products, furniture manufacturers have created unique custom furniture pieces from chairs and tables to shelving systems and beyond.             

Many TWG products can be used to enhance a simple elevation façade, provide security or hide HVAC units.  From simple welded wire panels to perforated metal panels and detailed, stainless steel tension screen systems; bring your design needs and idea to us so we can find the perfect material for your project.              

Architects, artists, and designers have used a wide range of architectural mesh and perforated plate products to successfully achieve their desired results on exterior and interior applications.  From their ideas, to the drawing board or workshop, to the finished project; TWG can provide the professional assistance to bring dreams to reality.               

The pattern of this weave has an elongated stainless steel wires with groups of 3 crimped, copper wires in the perpendicular direction.  The gauge of the wire ranges between .080″ to .120″.

This pattern is an intermediate crimp weave.  The pattern has a wide variety of square opening sizes and used in many applications.  Three examples listed below: SPEC #1: SPEC #2: SPEC #3: Sound Waves I Sound Waves II Sound Waves III Weave size: 1/4” square openings, 18 Gauge (.047”) Weave size: 1” square openings, 10 Gauge (.135”) Weave size: 2” square openings, 3 Gauge (.244”) Alloy: Can be woven in [...]

This pattern is a scalp weave with deep crimps locking the wires in place. The pattern has a wide variety of square opening sizes and is used in many applications. Three examples listed below: Himalayan Foothills I Himalayan Foothills II Himalayan Foothills III Weave size: 2 Mesh, 16 Gauge (.063”) Weave size: 1” square openings, 10 Gauge (.135”) Weave size: 2” square openings, 3 Gauge (.244”) Alloy: Can be woven [...]

This pattern is a triple shot, slotted pattern creating rectangular openings framed by three shot wires that are perpendicular to the elongated wires. The pattern has a wide variety of opening sizes and used in many applications.  Three examples listed below: SPEC #1: SPEC #2: SPEC #3: Coastal Boardwalk I Coastal Boardwalk II Coastal Boardwalk III Weave size: 7 Mesh x 1”  18 / 16 Gauge (.047” / .063”) Weave [...]

This pattern is a single shot, slotted pattern that creates rectangular openings a wide variety of opening sizes and used in many applications.  Three examples listed below: SPEC #1: SPEC #2: SPEC #3: Venetian Waterways I Venetian Waterways II Venetian Waterways III Weave size: 3/32” x 1/2″  16 Gauge (.063”) Weave size: 3/8” x 1”  10 Gauge (.135”) Weave size: 3/8” x 1-1/2”  6 Gauge (.192”) Alloy: Can be woven [...]

This pattern is a double weave, which has square openings from 5/8” and smaller. It can be used in a wide variety of applications. Three example opening sizes listed below: Over & Under I Over & Under II Over & Under III Weave size: 5 Mesh, 14 Gauge (.080”) Alloy: Can be woven in a wide variety of metal wire types. Percentage of open area: 36.0% Weight per square foot: [...]

Woven wire covers two massive entry doors Wieden + Kennedy office, located in the midst of Portland, Oregon’s Pearl District. Text graphics are painted onto the screen post-installation.

Living Screen® provides a secure perimeter around a courtyard and garden space for this innovative project in Chicago, Illinois. Post-mounted panels and gates enclose an area that is used for educational purposes, as residents are taught how to cultivate crops in a space that was formerly an asphalt parking lot. As climbing plants grow to maturity, leaves will buffer the sight and sound of passing vehicular traffic.

138 Living Screen® panels are installed on two facades of this six-story parking facility in San Antonio, Texas. Many of the panels measure 9’ by 21’; to complete the installation, some screens are mounted above one another to give the illusion on a single panel spanning from ground to parapet. This “stacked” assembly will allow for well-tended climbing vines to extend the entire height of the building – a Texas-sized [...]