Outdoor screens, engineered for landscape architects.

Three product tiers, transparent price bands, volume breaks that scale with project size.

Volume breaks — the bigger the order, the lower your sqm cost:

What moves your per-sqm cost:

• Thickness — 2.0mm adds ~15%, 3.0mm adds ~25% over the 1.2mm baseline
• PVD color — standard Gold/Black/Bronze at baseline; custom Pantone match adds $30–$50/sqm
• 316L upgrade — coastal or chlorine-pool sites add 20–28% over 304
• Pattern complexity — custom CAD with fine detail adds 10–20% vs. catalog pattern

Share your panel count, dimensions, and site location — a line-item quote with exact currency and incoterm returns within 24 hours.

Your screens stay color-stable and corrosion-free across coastal salt, alpine freeze, desert UV, and water-splash environments — tested to four climate benchmarks with real-project proof behind each one.

Why PVD outlasts outdoor paint and powder coat:

• Molecular bonding — PVD is vapor-deposited at the atomic level into the steel surface, not a layer sitting on top. It doesn't peel, chip, or delaminate.
• UV-stable pigments — mineral-based PVD color resists photo-bleach. Outdoor paint fades in 3–5 years; PVD holds 10–15.
• 304 / 316L base metal — the substrate itself resists corrosion. Even with a surface scratch, a nick reveals more stainless, not steel that rusts.

Tell us your city, coastal distance, and typical temperature range — your engineer returns the matched material grade and finish within 24 hours.

Bronze-toned stainless delivers the warm patina architects want for stone and water-adjacent landscapes — without the rust runoff that stains marble, travertine, and pool coping.

Why this matters for landscape-adjacent installs:

Architects ask for the Corten aesthetic without the Corten problem. Corten patinas to a warm rust-brown that pairs beautifully with stone — until the first heavy rain washes iron oxide onto Italian marble, travertine coping, and poured concrete. The stain is permanent without chemical treatment.

Bronze PVD on 304 stainless delivers the same warm patina with zero runoff risk. The PVD layer is a vapor-deposited titanium-bronze ceramic surface — inert, with no free iron to oxidize. The aesthetic stays; the runoff goes to zero.

Proven on the Shanghai Heritage Estate — 950 sqm Bronze PVD screens installed fountain-side against Italian marble. Two years in: zero staining, zero color shift on either surface. Pool-adjacent installs upgrade to 316L for chlorine chemistry.

Share your stone type, water proximity, and target finish direction — your engineer matches the exact PVD color to your palette and confirms the right grade for zero runoff.

Hold a 1:1 sample panel in your hands — same stainless, same PVD, same pattern as production — before you commit to the full order.

The sample flow from spec to sign-off:

1. You specify — which variant (Mountain / Contour / Courtyard), thickness, PVD color, and pattern direction. A three-sentence message is enough to start.
2. We fabricate — one full-spec sample panel. Same 304 stainless, same PVD chamber, same laser cut or stamping as your production run. A real production-spec piece, not a swatch board.
3. We ship — 5–10 days from specification lock. Air freight to your office or jobsite, DDP available for US, EU, Australia, and Gulf destinations.
4. You hold it — check color under your site's morning, afternoon, and evening light. Photograph it against your stone palette. Show it to the client. Hand it to the foreman.
5. Approve, order, offset cost — sample fee applies when you order the panel; the full amount credits to your production PO on order.

What the sample proves before you cut the PO:

• Real color under real light — PVD renders differently in direct sun vs. shade. The sample tells you the truth before production locks.
• Pattern scale and visual weight — a digital render lies about how bold or quiet a pattern feels at human scale.
• Edge quality and gauge feel — your foreman wants to hold the weight and inspect the laser edge before install day.

Reply with your variant, PVD color, and shipping address — your sample spec sheet and cost quote return the same business day.

Three install methods cover most outdoor contexts. Panels ship with the hardware, drawings, and wind-load data your local contractor needs — a local metalworker or general contractor handles the physical install.

When to bring a structural engineer into the project:

• Panels over 2.4m tall — wind leverage requires sealed anchoring drawings
• Coastal sites within 500m of shoreline — wind-zone calc + 316L upgrade + reinforced footings
• Alpine installs with snow load — bracket-to-structure calc for freeze-thaw cycling
• Pool or fountain adjacency — engineer sign-off for liability and water-code compliance

Wind-load spec sheets, anchor-pull calculations, and architect-sealed drawings are available on request for any panel size and climate zone — included at no cost for Tier 2 (architect-collaborated) and Tier 3 (fully bespoke) projects.

Send your site plan, panel dimensions, and mounting surface — your install package returns with method recommendation and anchor spec within 48 hours.

Low MOQs for first-project trials, clear production calendars, two freight options — your lead time is pinned from the day we lock specs.

Freight options from Foshan, Guangdong:

What shortens your production timeline:

• Standard PVD colors — Bronze / Gold / Black pull from stocked recipes
• Sample signed off before PO — no revision loop during production
• Catalog patterns — the three standard variants skip the CAD engineering phase

What extends it:

• Custom Pantone match — adds 3–5 days for PVD recipe development and test chip
• Mid-production CAD revisions — resets the cutting queue
• Tier 3 bespoke — prototype + client-approval cycle adds 15–25 days to standard lead time

Send your target site-arrival date and destination port — we'll work the production and freight schedule backwards to confirm we can hit it.

Send your design — a sketch, CAD file, reference photo, or mood board. We cut it exactly. Your file stays untouched until you sign off in writing.

The confirmation flow from concept to production:

1. You send — hand-drawn sketch, vector CAD, reference photo, or a three-image mood board. Anything that shows intent is enough to start.
2. We return — within 48 hours, an engineering drawing with panel layout, dimensions, material spec, finish call-out, and anchor points. Sent as a marked-up PDF plus the editable CAD.
3. You review — mark up changes in PDF or redline the CAD. Two to three revision rounds are included with every project at no additional charge.
4. You sign off — written approval (signed PDF or email confirmation) locks the drawing. No material moves until your signature lands.
5. We cut, weld, finish, and ship — fiber laser at ±0.03mm repeat accuracy across panels. Panel #1 matches panel #400 at the weld seam, guaranteed.

Accepted file formats and their turnaround:

What's customizable:

• Pattern — any design you own or commission, traced from photos or rebuilt from sketch
• Panel size — up to 1500 × 4000mm single panel, or split-module strategy for openings over 4m
• Finish — standard PVD Gold / Bronze / Black, or custom Pantone match for brand-aligned projects

Your design stays yours. Upload your files or reference image — your engineering drawing returns within 48 hours for review.