
Screens & privacy
Mosque screens, mashrabiya and interior detail
We have designed, cut and installed screens for mosques across KwaZulu-Natal — partitions, mashrabiya, light fittings and interior detail in Turkish and Moroccan geometry.
- Material
- Aluminium & ACM composite, up to 2 mm
- Finish
- Powder coated or spray painted, any colour
- Cutting
- CNC laser cut and engraved in-house
- Warranty
- 12 months
The work
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Why it is built this way
Islamic geometric pattern is unforgiving. The repeat has to be exact or the eye catches it immediately, and at cutting tolerances there is nowhere to hide. This is precisely the kind of work a CNC bed is for.
We work from your existing motif, from a reference you bring us, or from a pattern we draw for the space. Everything is approved as CAD before cutting, at full scale, so you can see the repeat land on the actual opening.
Beyond screens we have done laser-cut light fittings and printed and cut interior detail for mosque interiors. If it is a pattern problem, bring it to us.
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Delivered work, not a pitch
Screens and interiors already installed in KZN mosques. Ask and we will point you at them.
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The repeat is exact
Geometric pattern lives or dies on tolerance. CNC cutting holds it across every panel in a run.
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Beyond the screen
Light fittings, printed and cut interior detail, partitions and dividers — one supplier for the whole scheme.
Choose the cut
Any pattern, cut into this product
Shown as standard in Mashrabiya. Open area is the specification — it decides how much light, air and view gets through.
How this one gets made
Four steps, one workshop
- Step 01
Measure
Send the opening. Rough is fine — a photo with a tape in it beats a perfect drawing.
- Step 02
Draw
We draw your actual panel at full scale and you approve the CAD before anything is cut.
- Step 03
Cut
CNC laser cut, then powder coated or sprayed, on our own machines in Prospecton.
- Step 04
Fit
Flat-packed with fixings and a drill template, or fitted by our team or an approved installer.
“The repeat is exact across every panel. Anyone who works with geometric pattern knows how hard that is to hold.”
Committee member
Masjid project · Durban North
Full specification
- Material
- Aluminium & ACM composite, up to 2 mm
- Finish
- Powder coated or spray painted, any colour
- Cutting
- CNC laser cut and engraved in-house
- Warranty
- 12 months
- Also supplied
- Laser-cut light fittings, interior detail, printed panels
- Pattern sources
- Turkish, Moroccan, or drawn to your motif
Coming soon · instant ballpark estimator
Size, pattern and finish in, a price range out. Until then, send us the dimensions and you will have a real number back within a working day.
Get a price →Questions people actually ask
Have you done mosque work before?
Yes. We have designed and installed architectural screens at mosques in KwaZulu-Natal, along with interior work — custom screens for lighting, and Turkish and Moroccan themed prints and laser cuts.
Can you match a pattern from a photograph?
Usually. We redraw it as clean vector geometry so the repeat is exact, then confirm the full-scale CAD with you before cutting.
Can you do the partition and the light fittings together?
Yes, and it is worth doing. Cutting them together means the same geometry and the same finish across the whole space.
Do you travel outside KZN for this?
We cut and ship anywhere in South Africa. Installation is our own team in Durban and approved partner installers in Johannesburg and Cape Town.
Often specified together
Room dividers
Open plan is wonderful until you need somewhere for the front door to stop. A cut screen separates without closing — you keep the daylight and the sense of space.
View →Privacy screens
A privacy screen is a light calculation. Too closed and you get a wall; too open and you get a fence. We set the aperture so you keep the breeze and lose the neighbours.
View →Window screens
Most window screening in South Africa looks like security first and architecture never. A cut panel does the same job for privacy and shade, and looks like it was meant to be there.
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Tell us the opening. We’ll draw the panel.
Rough dimensions are fine — we confirm every measurement on the CAD before cutting. No obligation, and no pushy follow-up.