Stainless Steel Screens & Partitions
Pattern, frame and fixing details belong together. Clarify whether the scope is a panel, a fabricated screen or an assembly with brackets.
Quote from
your drawing.
| Design | Elevation, pattern, profile sizes and visible frame |
|---|---|
| Scope | Panel only or complete assembly with brackets and fixings |
| Installation | Floor, wall or ceiling connection; supporting substrate |
| Finish | Material grade, colour, visible sides and sample approval |
Keep the full assembly
in the specification.
A decorative stainless steel screen can be made from different profiles, sheet patterns or assembled components. Start with an overall elevation showing width, height, visible frame and the required pattern. Add an installation section so that the fabricator understands where the screen meets the floor, wall or ceiling.
Clarify whether the inquiry includes only the visible decorative panel or the complete frame, brackets and fixings. For repeated modules, give quantities and a reference system. State material, finish and the required appearance on each side. Pattern images can support discussion, but a dimensioned drawing is needed to define the actual fabrication scope.
Can a reference photo be used to start an inquiry?
Yes. Add the overall dimensions, required construction and installation location to make it actionable.
Are screens supplied with a structural design automatically?
No such scope is implied. State any engineering or support design requirements separately.
Useful specification notes.
Discuss stainless steel screens & partitions.
Include the material, finish, dimensions, quantities and destination.