Stainless steel cable nets can be produced in natural stainless steel, with black oxidised cables or in a desired colour. This allows the cable net to subtly blend into its surroundings or deliberately form a visible architectural accent.
The colour of a cable net has a major influence on the appearance of the project. Natural stainless steel gives a technical and timeless look, while a coated or black oxidised version can help the net match its surroundings more closely.
For dark steel structures, green façades, animal enclosures or architectural applications, a coloured finish can create more visual calm in the design. In other projects, the net may intentionally remain visible and act as a deliberate design element.
That is why we do not see colour as an afterthought, but as part of the overall concept. The right finish supports the function of the net and strengthens the architectural appearance.
Stainless steel cable nets can be coated in a desired colour when required within the design. In this case, the cable itself is coated; the ferrules remain stainless steel coloured as standard. This allows the net to retain its technical character, while the cable colour can be better matched to the project.
A coating can be interesting for façades, balustrades, steel structures, green façades or applications where the cable net needs to visually match a specific colour choice. Depending on the design, this can make the net more subtle or allow it to stand out more strongly as an architectural element.
The execution, colour, minimum quantity, delivery time and price are always assessed per request. As a guideline, coating is mainly interesting from around 50 m², but this depends on the mesh type, cable diameter and practical feasibility.
That is why we always discuss coating in advance, so it is clear which finish best suits your project technically and visually.
In addition to coating, a cable net can also be produced with black oxidised cables. This is often referred to as black oxide or black oxidized stainless steel.
With black oxidation, no classic paint or powder coating layer is applied. The surface of the stainless steel cable receives a dark, matte treatment, making the cable less reflective and visually calmer. The metal structure and cable structure remain visible.
Because the oxide layer is very thin, the cable retains its fine shape and technical properties. This is especially important for cable nets, where the cable must remain flexible and where the ferrules, mesh shape and finish must connect correctly.
Yes. Stainless steel cable nets can be produced in natural stainless steel, with a coating in a desired colour or with black oxidised cables. This allows the net to better match the architecture, the supporting structure or the surroundings.
A coating can be considered in many colours, depending on the desired finish and technical feasibility. The right colour, execution, minimum quantity, delivery time and price are always discussed per request.
Yes, this is possible. Certain accessories can be produced in black on request, for example to better match black or dark cable nets. We always assess this per project, depending on the type of component, the desired finish and the quantity. If the quantities are sufficient, we can propose a suitable execution.
Yes. With a coloured coating, the cable itself is coated. The ferrules remain stainless steel coloured as standard. This allows the cable net to retain its technical character, while the cable colour is visually matched to the project.
Our specialists are happy to think along with you and prepare a custom proposal for your project.
