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The high percent open area wire mesh pattern creates a consistently transparent texture, allowing each store logo to be focused upon.

The Harley-Davidson stage sign at Milwaukee's Lakefront Festival Park uses large scale woven wire
mesh to build structure beneath the recognizable logo at Summerfest.

Up close, the multiple layers of various lock crimp wire mesh are visible. Straight rods running through the mesh anchor the layers evenly.

The wire mesh provides an attachment point and a texture on top of this lighted checkout counter sign.

The DS-5 architectural wire mesh pattern forms to the structure while allowing light to filter through the slight mesh openings.

Large scale lock crimp wire mesh creates a backdrop of texture as well as a functional attachment method to signify the produce section.

Custom wire mesh screen holds LED light ribbons that display clear video across the casino floor.

The heavy weave of S-13 architectural wire mesh adds interest to this university information sign.

Stand-offs are used to mount the woven wire mesh panels from the wall. Different length barrels allow the mesh to be layered, creating depth in this woven art piece.

Banker Wire S-4 stainless steel wire mesh is used as the perimeter and backdrop that displays Arizona state history.

Individual angle iron framed brass wire mesh adds texture to this restaurant display.

Brass wire mesh creates the canvas for the product to stand out from.

The layered stainless steel wire mesh creates a three-dimensional corporate sign.