Kent Design #mj09 1/8 Inch & 1/16 inch Flat Wire Grille with Double Mesh Opening - 18" x 24"
Kent Design #mj09 1/8 Inch & 1/16 inch Flat Wire Grille with Double Mesh Opening features a double mesh pattern and will add a distinctive decorative design element to cabinets and furniture. Various gauges of steel wires are custom crimped and woven to create unique designs. It is easy to add a unique and distinguishing look to your home with the many available styles and designs. Break up a continuous cabinet arrangement by adding grilles to some of your cabinet doors. Other popular uses include hutches, armoires, bookcases, entertainment centers, and pantry doors.
Decorative Wire Grilles can be cut using any of the following: tin snips, wire cutters, 14 gauge hand shears, and any metal cutting blade, depending on the gauge of the wire. Each design varies with wire gauge and crimp style.
We strongly recommend that you make a template of the exact size you will be cutting for your application out of heavy cardboard or plywood. For smaller mesh openings (under 3/4"), we suggest planning on 1/2" spacing between any pieces you may be cutting out of standard sheet sizes. For larger mesh openings (over 3/4"), we suggest planning on 1" of space between each cut.
Decorative wire grilles and chicken wire can be cleaned easily with a non-ammonia based cleaner.
Kent Design #mj09 1/8 Inch & 1/16 inch Flat Wire Grille with Double Mesh Opening - 18" x 24"
Kent Design #mj09 1/8 Inch & 1/16 inch Flat Wire Grille with Double Mesh Opening features a double mesh pattern and will add a distinctive decorative design element to cabinets and furniture. Various gauges of steel wires are custom crimped and woven to create unique designs. It is easy to add a unique and distinguishing look to your home with the many available styles and designs. Break up a continuous cabinet arrangement by adding grilles to some of your cabinet doors. Other popular uses include hutches, armoires, bookcases, entertainment centers, and pantry doors.
Decorative Wire Grilles can be cut using any of the following: tin snips, wire cutters, 14 gauge hand shears, and any metal cutting blade, depending on the gauge of the wire. Each design varies with wire gauge and crimp style.
We strongly recommend that you make a template of the exact size you will be cutting for your application out of heavy cardboard or plywood. For smaller mesh openings (under 3/4"), we suggest planning on 1/2" spacing between any pieces you may be cutting out of standard sheet sizes. For larger mesh openings (over 3/4"), we suggest planning on 1" of space between each cut.
Decorative wire grilles and chicken wire can be cleaned easily with a non-ammonia based cleaner.
