Pattern library
Seven patterns, and anything else you bring us
Pattern is a specification before it is a style. Open area decides how much light, air and view gets through — so we quote it as a number, not a vibe.
Reed
26 – 44% openVertical slots of varying width. The safest seller and the easiest to live with.
Suits — Balustrades, dividers, pergola blades, geyser enclosures
Perforation gradient
9 – 26% openAperture size eases across the sheet. Privacy where you need it, light where you do not.
Suits — Aircon covers, gates, fence runs, inverter screens
Contour
17 – 29% openTopographic bands that read as landscape. Works well across long horizontal runs.
Suits — Boundary walls, gas cages, balustrade infills
Mashrabiya
9 – 24% openInterlocking geometry with an exact repeat. The traditional screening pattern, cut to tolerance.
Suits — Mosque screens, room dividers, feature walls
Khatim
9 – 26% openThe eight-pointed seal — two overlapping squares, with a small rotated square between. The geometry behind most contemporary Gulf and Saudi screening.
Suits — Mosque screens, feature facades, gates, entrance walls
Najdi
8 – 23% openThe stepped triangular perforation of Diriyah and old Riyadh. Reads as strong horizontal rhythm across a long run.
Suits — Boundary walls, facades, balustrade infills, shading
Seljuk
14 – 39% openThe interlaced twelve-point star of Anatolia, with hexagonal fillers. The Turkish tradition, cut to modern tolerance.
Suits — Mosque interiors, room dividers, ceiling and light detail
These are drawn in code, not photographed. That is why this page loads instantly and why every pattern is razor sharp at any size. It also means we can recolour or re-scale any of them for your panel without a reshoot.
Seen a pattern you like somewhere else?
Send us a photo. We redraw it as clean vector geometry so the repeat is exact, then confirm the full-scale CAD with you before cutting.