Exterior facades
Reads at building scale. Open area sets shade, airflow, and how shadow travels across the elevation.
landscape pattern
Eagle Lake Agate Architectural Metal Screen Pattern
Built for light behavior, privacy, and surface impact in Architectural screening.
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- Pattern code
- Eagle Lake Agate
- Style
- landscape
- Open area
- 23%
- Material route
- 304 / 316 stainless
- Best fit
- Architectural screening
Design intent
Visual rhythm and light behavior
Landscape geometry gives this screen its project read: density, repeat, and shadow change as the viewing distance changes.
Filtered light and pattern shadow
Where this pattern works
One cut pattern covers four families of use. Open area decides how it behaves in each.
23%
open area
Interior dividers
Separates zones without closing the room. Privacy shifts with viewing angle and distance.
Feature walls
Turns a lobby edge or reception backdrop into a metal surface with depth and repeatable logic.
Code and site review
Opening size, anti-climb needs, grade, drainage, and fixing detail get checked as one system before release.
Specify this pattern
Scale, repeat, orientation, open area, and finish adjust before fabrication, so the panel fits the drawing instead of forcing the drawing around a fixed panel.
Send enough project context and the material route, finish, and panel logic get checked before the quote is prepared.
Send Project ContextDimensions and quantities
Overall width, height, panel count, and any pattern alignment requirement across panels.
Drawings and site context
CAD, PDF elevations, site photos, or sketches showing the opening and adjacent materials.
Finish selection
Target finish family, reference image, lighting condition, and whether samples are needed first.
Mounting condition
Frame, bracket, rail, post, recessed opening, or edge detail that affects fabrication.
Technical FAQ
Yes. Scale, repeat, orientation, and open area can be adjusted before cutting so the final panel fits the project drawing.
Yes. Samples confirm pattern scale, finish direction, reflection, and edge quality before full production.
CAD, PDF elevations, rough dimensions, quantity, finish direction, and site photos give the fastest path to a useful quote.
Discuss your project
Send the opening, finish direction, and drawing references. The team reviews material route and panel logic, then returns the next quote step.