Security Screens Archives - Locker Architectural Mesh

Seven Sisters, Highbury Substation

About the Project

Chelsea Expanded Metal security screens at Highbury Substation, Seven Sisters, London.

The 3D rhomboid form of the expanded metal mesh screening was designed to match the etched-concrete sculptural wall on which it is fixed.

The brief was to continue the bold theme whilst not blocking light to the adjacent dwellings.

Chelsea expanded metal mesh was chosen as it can appear both transparent and opaque simultaneously, depending on the viewer’s perspective.

The Locker-designed framework was powder-coated bronze to complement the vernacular brickwork.

46-47 Berth Cruise Terminal, Southampton

Antrim Golf Club, Northern Ireland

Princesshay Car Park Exeter Security Screens Gladstone PC 100/10

Princesshay Shopping Centre Car Park, Exeter

About the Project

Gladstone 100/10 architectural cable mesh and Gladstone PC 100/10 pre-crimped mesh installed as façade cladding at The Princesshay Shopping Centre Car Park in Exeter.

The Gladstone cable mesh is installed as an outer layer of façade cladding, over the pre-crimped mesh behind, creating a visual moiré effect. The internal layer of pre-crimped Gladstone mesh provides strong and effective security screening between the concrete car park levels.

View PDF Project Sheet: Princesshay Car Park

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Midtown Cycle Vault London, Bloomsbury Security Screens Brocklebank 20/5

Midtown Cycle Vault, Bloomsbury, London

About the Project

Brocklebank 20/5 architectural pre-crimped wire mesh installed as security screening at the underground Midtown Cycle Vault at Bloomsbury Square, London. Described as "the safest place in Midtown to leave your bike" the mesh panels provide a secure barrier between a private residential car park and a public cycle facility in the exclusive Bloomsbury Square area of London. Vertical strip lighting and diagonal bracing bars provide a contemporary design in keeping with the surroundings.

The Stainless steel AISI316L mesh pattern was modified for this project to aperture 25mm x 5mm. The mesh was fabricated into 50cm x 50cm hot dipped galvanised frames with powder coated bracing bars in Orange RAL 2003.

Architect: Kenny Sykes, Associate Architect at Goldstein Ween Architects

High Holborn Cycle Hub, London

About the Project

RMIG ImagePerf mesh is used to create a secure and striking bespoke cycle storage enclosure for the use of tenants within a privately owned underground car park facility in the prestigious High Holborn area of central London.

The bicycle and chevron shapes are created using holes of varying diameter on a triangular pitch. 3mm thick natural finish aluminium sheets are fixed to extrusion posts provided by Locker Architectural who also supplied an automated sliding door screen with key fob access.