Pebble Creek Decorative Privacy Panels
This visually arresting pattern is brought to life using the latest CAD and 3D modelling software, manufactured in Australia, we only use quality materials that will withstand harsh conditions.
What’s more, see your design before it’s created, DSD will provide workshop concept drawings of your laser cut decorative screens prior to installation. DSD’s screens are customisable and available in a range of sizes, using CNC laser cutting, and punching and folding equipment.
Likewise, the DSD FIX system allows the customer to install the final product with simple custom made brackets and posts if required to suit any application.
Description
Pebble Creek Decorative Privacy Panels
The Pebble Creek decorative privacy panels will transport you to a nature lover’s paradise. The circular patterns are set to resemble stones found near a stream or lake. The repetitive and uniform design makes it a good choice against any residential or commercial building design.
The Pebble Creek Decorative Screens are set with a 49.86% Open area. (Open areas are based on a 1000 x 1000mm panel with no border)
You can purchase this design in a range of materials including:
- Corten (lyten rusting steel)
- Aluminium (powder coated)
- Stainless steel
- Mild steel
- Copper
Style with:
Like DSD’s other eco-inspired designs, The Pebble Creek decorative screens suit a sustainable looking property with wooden features and details. It possesses a rich natural quality that is modern and ideal for a newly constructed building in any suburb or area.
The Pebble Creek Decorative Privacy Screen is available in a number of different colours, but looks striking in a bronze and brown colours to fit in with the creek theme of the complete design. As a sun protector, the Pebble Creek Screen creates a beautiful reflection of shadows onto any surface, with a mix of small and large circles to capture and filter the sun’s natural rays.
No matter what you use this screen for, be rest assured that it will be a major talking point.
