DS-28
Stainless with bronze or brass in shown configuration only. For more information, please contact us.
Pattern Details
Percent Open:0.0%
Aspect Ratio:1.86:1
Weight:3.55 lbs./sq. ft.
Overall Thickness:0.155
Crimp Style:PDE1Z
Opening Limitation:0.000 in.
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We manufacture every job to size. List the dimensions and any addition details of your job.
Please double check that your sizes and materials are within our Maximum Dimensions below.
"Maximum" Dimensions of available raw material configurations
*Weight based on the specific density of mild (plain) steel **Maximum sphere diameter which will pass through opening Product specifications are subject to change. Product image is shown at 100% unless stated otherwise. For accuracy, specification sheet must be printed with no scaling. Measurements and data are approximate and should be confirmed with a physical sample.
DS-28
Materials & Finishes 
DS-28
The DS-28 architectural wire mesh opaque style pattern features alternating stainless steel and either brass or bronze weft wires. The high density woven metal mesh is perfect for wall covering in areas with high traffic and rough abuse.Stainless Steel (A)/Brass (B)Stainless Steel (A)/Bronze (B)Stainless Steel (A)/Brass (B)Stainless Steel (A)/Bronze (B)Raw materials for DS-28 wire mesh
Select Your Alloy:Stainless Steel (A)/Brass (B)DS-28 in Stainless Steel (A)/Brass (B)
Combining stainless steel with brass wire within a sheet of woven wire mesh creates a striking blend of color that will change as the viewer changes their viewing angle. The contrast of silver and gold tones together can make a subtle statement to any interior space.
Brass wire is drawn bright and exhibits a gold like color. Brass has a subtle contrast woven together with Stainless Steel. The brass wire will tarnish over time as it is considered a "Living Finish". Care when handling the wire mesh when it is in the bare condition must be taken to avoid hand prints that will be difficult to remove. A lacquer topcoat should be considered as a way to preserve the bright finish.
Banker Wire manufactures all of its products in a bare, mill finished condition. Our selected wire inventory comes from vendors that always meet Banker's high expectations for quality and consistency. Every production job records and uses raw materials that have been inspected and certified prior to manufacturing. Wire mill certificates of compliance are always available upon request free of charge.
Stainless Steel (A)/Bronze (B)DS-28 in Stainless Steel (A)/Bronze (B)
Combining stainless steel with bronze wire within a sheet of woven wire mesh creates a striking blend of color that will change as the viewer changes their viewing angle. The contrast of silver and carmel tones together can make a subtle statement to any interior space.
Bronze wire is drawn bright and exhibits a caramel like color. Bronze has a subtle contrast woven together with Stainless Steel. The bronze wire will tarnish over time as it is considered a "Living Finish". Care when handling the wire mesh when it is in the bare condition must be taken to avoid hand prints that will be difficult to remove. A lacquer topcoat should be considered as a way to preserve the bright finish.
Banker Wire manufactures all of its products in a bare, mill finished condition. Our selected wire inventory comes from vendors that always meet Banker's high expectations for quality and consistency. Every production job records and uses raw materials that have been inspected and certified prior to manufacturing. Wire mill certificates of compliance are always available upon request free of charge.
Copper, Brass and Bronze are “Living Finishes”. The finish will oxidize in the presence of air, moisture, and even by natural oils from the skin. Introducing a clear topcoat like lacquer will create a barrier and prevent the material from tarnishing. If left bare, the color will continue to change at a rate and intensity unique to that of its surroundings and amount of handling. Learn more.
Copper, Brass and Bronze are “Living Finishes”. The finish will oxidize in the presence of air, moisture, and even by natural oils from the skin. Introducing a clear topcoat like lacquer will create a barrier and prevent the material from tarnishing. If left bare, the color will continue to change at a rate and intensity unique to that of its surroundings and amount of handling. Learn more.
Secondary Finishes
Banker Wire has researched a number of secondary finish processes that work well with woven and welded wire meshes. Since different materials react to varying local environments, such as bare steel rusting in wet conditions, appropriate finishes for interior and exterior applications should be considered.
Many secondary finishes can be applied to help achieve the desired color, reflectivity, or corrosion resistance characteristics required.
Important Note Regarding Color
Please note that due to the limitations and relative inconsistencies of digital displays, the original and artificially colorized photography above is intended to only be a representation of the raw materials Banker Wire uses and is not a substitution for physical samples. Banker Wire manufactures all wire mesh in a bare mill finished condition. Please always confirm size, color, and finishes of wire mesh patterns with physical samples.
Designing with copper based alloys
US10A
The US10A finish physically removes the tarnish from the top layer of the bronze, brass or copper and seals it with a clear lacquer topcoat (For interior applications).
Special Considerations: US10A and US10B are not coatings. They are transformations of the existing base metal finish performed using a batch process. Deviations of color are inherent in these processes from job to job and no two metal finishers performing the same process are likely to arrive at the same color outcome. The time in solution, the base metal and the humidity in the area are just a few variables that prevent two separate outcomes to be the same. If consistency and a targeted color is what matters most to you, consider a powder coat that mimics the color instead like Prismatic Powders “Oil Rubbed Bronze”.
