Balustrade infill panels are made from non-corrosive stainless steel cables. They are stretched and pre-installed on a high-quality welded tubular frame. Unsafe is the preferred choice for all balustrade applications because of its simple yet durable structure. This applies to various settings from residential and semi-public to public spaces. Typical applications for Unsafe mesh balustrade include bridges, paths, stairs, and balconies, as you can see in the following pictures:
Bridge balustrade infill panels
Protect vehicles and pedestrians from falling into the river. |
Path balustrade
Anti-climb balustrades minimize potential falling dangers. |
Stair balustrade
High safety stair balustrade without affecting air and light to enter. |
Balcony balustrade infill panels
Elegant balcony balustrade without blocking your sight. |
Advantages of balustrade infill panels
High safety
The holes of the infill mesh are too small to let a foot in, let alone get stuck. Thus, they excessively climb resistant. Meanwhile, it displays high strength, strong toughness, three-dimensional stability, and impact resistance and provides excellent fall protection to your family and pedestrians.
High flexibility
Unsafe is soft to touch and resilient to absorb the impact energy and spring back into its original shape without damage. Additionally, the mesh fence is flexible in design and construction to meet the different needs of new-build and retrofit projects.
Allow excellent air circulation.
Stainless steel balustrade infill panels are extremely transparent without blocking your sight. Meanwhile, it features diamond holes that permit a sizeable open area to let light and air pass through freely.
Details:
- length: up to 78-3/4″.
- height: 28″, 33″, 37-1/2″ or other custom height.
- shape: rectangular and rhombic frame with an angle of 29° to 37°.
- Mesh style: knotted cable mesh, ferrule cable mesh or square cable mesh.
- Mesh size: 60 mm or 80 mm.
- material: high-quality stainless steel cable.
- construction: 7 × 7.
- diameter: 1.5 mm or 2 mm.
- material: welded galvanized steel or AISI 316 stainless steel tubular frame.
- diameter: 17.2 mm to 26.9 mm.
- wall thickness: 2 mm.
Top specification:
Rectangular stainless steel mesh fence |
Rhombic stainless steel mesh fence |
balustrade infill panels general sizes
Top specifications of stainless steel handrail
| Code |
Rope diameter (mm) |
Mesh size (mm) |
Panel height (mm) |
| MBRE-1 |
1.5 |
60 |
720, 840, 960 |
| MBRE-2 |
1.5 |
80 |
720, 840, 960 |
| MBRE-3 |
2.0 |
60 |
720, 840, 960 |
| MBRE-4 |
2.0 |
80 |
720, 840, 960 |
| All mesh barriers can be manufactured and supplied to customer specifications. |
Specification of balustrade infill panels Wire Cable mesh
Material of stainless steel wire rope mesh: AISI 304 or 316 stainless steel
Table 1: Balustrade Infill Panels (Small to Medium Openings)
| Opening (OW x OH) |
1.0mm (7×7) |
1.6mm (7×7) |
2.0mm (7×7) |
| 20 mm x 35 mm |
BMP1020 |
|
|
| 25 mm x 43 mm |
BMP1025 |
BMP1625 |
|
| 30 mm x 52 mm |
BMP1030 |
BMP1630 |
|
| 35 mm x 61 mm |
BMP1035 |
BMP1635 |
|
| 40 mm x 69 mm |
BMP1040 |
BMP1640 |
BMP2040 |
| 50 mm x 87 mm |
BMP1050 |
BMP1650 |
BMP2050 |
| 60 mm x 104 mm |
BMP1060 |
BMP1660 |
BMP2060 |
Table 2: Balustrade Infill Panels (Medium to Large Openings)
| Opening (OW x OH) |
2.4mm (7×7) |
3.0mm (7×19) |
3.2mm (7×19) |
| 50 mm x 87 mm |
BMP2450 |
BMP3050 |
BMP3250 |
| 60 mm x 104 mm |
BMP2460 |
BMP3060 |
BMP3260 |
| 70 mm x 102 mm |
BMP2470 |
BMP3070 |
BMP3270 |
| 80 mm x 139 mm |
BMP2480 |
BMP3080 |
BMP3280 |
| 100 mm x 173 mm |
BMP24100 |
BMP30100 |
BMP32100 |
Table 3: Balustrade Infill Panels (Large to Very Large Openings)
| Opening (OW x OH) |
2.4mm (7×7) |
3.0mm (7×19) |
3.2mm (7×19) |
| 120 mm x 242 mm |
BMP24120 |
BMP30120 |
BMP32120 |
| 160 mm x 227 mm |
BMP24160 |
BMP30160 |
BMP32160 |
| 180 mm x 312 mm |
BMP24180 |
BMP30180 |
BMP32180 |
| 200 mm x 346 mm |
BMP24200 |
BMP30200 |
BMP32200 |
Applications
Balustrade infill panels are made from non-corrosive stainless steel cables. Workers stretch these cables and install them on a sturdy welded tubular frame. People often choose these panels for their simplicity and durability in various settings, including residential, semi-public, and public areas. Common uses for these panels are on bridges, paths, stairs, and balconies.
