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How to Install Argger architectural mesh Partition Quickly?

Architectural mesh partition installation varies as accessories change. Here we list detailed installation steps and accessories required to help you know better about our products.

Extended Loops & Eyebolts

Make cables extend beyond the mesh fabric to form extend loops and secure these loops with loop clamps.
Make the round tensioning bar pass through the loops and through eyebolts at the top and bottom respectively, and secure the bar to a bracket or fixture with threaded lock nuts.
Make sure the spacing between loops are equal and tension forces are well distributed.

Architectural mesh extended loops & eyebolts top mounting details and side view drawing

Architectural mesh extended loops & eyebolts bottom mounting details and side view drawing

Extended Loops & Hooks at Top

Make cables extend beyond the mesh fabric to form extend loops and secure these loops with loop clamps.
Make the round tensioning bar pass through the loops and cradle the bar into triangular fastening brackets at the top.
Make the round tensioning bar pass through the loops and eyebolts and secure eyebolts to a bracket or fixture with threaded locking nuts at the bottom.
Make sure the spacing between loops are equal and tension forces are well distributed.

Architectural mesh extended loops & hooks top mounting details and side view drawing

Architectural mesh extended loops & hooks bottom mounting details and side view drawing

Eyebolts

Attach eyebolts to the cross rod of the mesh fabric.
Tension the mesh fabric to a structural steel flange with turnbuckles or nuts.

Architectural mesh eyebolts top mounting details and side view drawing

Architectural mesh eyebolts bottom mounting details and side view drawing

Flat & Angle with Threaded Rod

Clamp the mesh fabric with flat and angle bars with a threaded rod.
Weld threaded rods to the angle bar for tensioning by turnbuckles or nuts.

Architectural mesh flat & angle with threaded rod top mounting details and side view drawing

Architectural mesh flat & angle with threaded rod bottom mounting details and side view drawing

Flats with Flat Eye

Clamp both ends of the mesh fabric with flat bars.
Bolt flat eyes in between the flat bars for tensioning by turnbuckles or nuts.

Architectural mesh flats with flat eye top mounting details and side view drawing

Architectural mesh flats with flat eye bottom mounting details and side view drawing

Flats with Clevis

Clamp both ends of the mesh fabric with flat bars.
Attach clevises with threaded rods to the flat bars for tensioning by turnbuckles or nuts.

Architectural mesh flats with clevis top mounting details and side view drawing

Architectural mesh flats with clevis bottom mounting details and side view drawing

Flats, Clevis & Binding Rod

Fold the mesh fabric over a binding rod.
Clamp both ends of the mesh fabric with flat bars.
Attach clevises with a threaded rod to the flat bars for tensioning by turnbuckles or nuts.

Architectural mesh flats, clevis & binding rod top mounting details and side view drawing

Architectural mesh flats, clevis & binding rod bottom mounting details and side view drawing

Reinforced Internal Flat Bar

The woven in flat bar serves as a connecting member to attach the mesh fabric to the top and bottom brackets.
Attach clevises with a threaded rod to the flat bars for tensioning by lock nuts.

Woven-In-Bar (WIB) with Eyebolts

Incorporate round bars into the top, bottom and middle part of the metal fabric to replace woven weft wires.
Connect the top round bar with eyebolts and then tension and fix eyebolts to continuous substructure profile with nuts or with fastening brackets.
Warp wire connectors around intermediate round bars located behind the mesh fabric and hold the mesh fabric from the backside.
Insert the bottom round bar with eyebolts into the mesh fabric and connect eyebolts with tension springs. Fasten these springs onto the bottom brackets or a continuous substructure to tension the panels.