In high-risk environments like transport hubs, hospitals, laboratories, and public gathering spaces, interior systems must go beyond aesthetics. Fire-resistant perforated acoustic metal mesh panels, particularly those with durable powder-coated finishes, provide a high-performance solution for architectural safety, sound control, and design integration. These systems are engineered to meet rigorous international safety standards while delivering functional and aesthetic flexibility.
Client: Greater Copenhagen Transit Authority | Location: Central platform halls and escalator shafts (860 m²)
To comply with stringent EU fire regulations, the terminal incorporated Class A1 fire-rated stainless steel perforated mesh panels (1.8mm thick), powder-coated with zero-VOC matte grey finish. The panels were designed to resist flame spread and retain structural integrity up to 750°C, meeting EN 13501-1:2018.
Installation: Panels were installed with floating anchors and thermal-break insulation layers behind perforated metal for dual acoustic + thermal safety. Acoustic core used mineral wool, achieving NRC 0.85 (ISO 354 certified).
Performance: Flame resistance verified via ASTM E119, retaining >90% structure after 2h test. Passenger soundscape feedback improved by 32% based on acoustic consultant survey.
Client: Swiss Molecular Science Institute | Use: Corridor walls and suspended acoustic ceilings
Given strict flammability regulations and clean-room compatibility, architects specified aluminium perforated mesh with ceramic-polymer hybrid powder-coat. Hole design: Ø1.5mm, 45% open area. Backed with ceramic fire blankets for extended protection.
Outcome: Achieved ISO 1182 (non-combustibility) and ISO 5660 compliance. Post-occupancy evaluations highlighted 40% improvement in noise masking within hallways.
Metal Type: Stainless Steel (304/316) or Fire-treated Aluminium
Coating: Low-VOC powder-coat, ceramic-enhanced or intumescent options
Structural Integrity: Supports >2hr resistance at >700°C (EN + ASTM certified)
Thermal Expansion: Managed via expansion joints and vibration-isolating hangers
Smoke Toxicity: Powder-coats selected for ISO 5659-2 compliance (low smoke emission)
Integration: Compatible with HVAC, LED, sprinkler, and smoke evacuation ducts
Public transit stations and underground terminals
Hospital patient rooms and corridors
Laboratory cleanrooms and research facilities
Airports, stadiums, and government buildings
Vertical escape corridors, stairwells, and atriums
Other products you may consider: Acoustic Perforated Panels, Decorative Panels, Anti-Slip Panels
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