Perimeter Holes
Pre-planned holes around the panel edge for direct fixing or attachment to a support frame.
Best for: direct panel mounting
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Compare applications, panel details, mounting options, finishes, and site information before requesting a coordinated screen package.
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Start with your application
Where Will the Screen Be Used?
Start with the surrounding structure and site conditions. The same pattern can require a different mounting route when the substrate or project exposure changes.
Mounting & fabrication options
Choose the Connection That Fits the Project
These are common fabrication concepts, not fixed structural specifications. Final hole locations, brackets, posts, frames, anchors, and fasteners are confirmed around the panel and site.
Countersunk Holes
A recessed fixing approach where a cleaner, lower-profile face is part of the design intent.
Best for: low-profile face fixing
Bent Tabs
Fabricated tabs can move the connection away from the panel face and simplify selected assemblies.
Best for: post and frame connections
Folded Flange
A formed edge can add return depth, create a fixing surface, and support a crisp architectural finish.
Best for: formed-edge panels
L-Brackets
External brackets provide an adaptable connection between panels and suitable walls, posts, or frames.
Best for: flexible field installation
Bolt-Down Posts
Welded base plates allow posts to be anchored to a verified structural concrete surface.
Best for: suitable concrete foundations
Extended In-Ground Posts
Longer posts can be set into project-specific footings for new freestanding screen runs.
Best for: landscaped or unpaved areas
Welded Frames
A coordinated perimeter frame can support larger assemblies and create consistent panel edges.
Best for: framed architectural assemblies
Standoff Caps
Visible standoffs create a controlled wall gap and a clean feature-panel appearance.
Best for: wall-mounted feature panels
Project-specific
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Send the opening, substrate, panel size, layout, and site photos. EONE can review a coordinated fabrication approach.
Start a project review →Compare systems
Three Ways to Organize the Assembly
Use this comparison to narrow the conversation before final fabrication and structural review.
Direct Panel Mounting
- Fixes the panel to a suitable existing structure
- Can use planned holes, tabs, or brackets
- Requires verified fixing points and clearances
Post-Supported Systems
- Freestanding layouts for open areas
- Bolt-down or extended in-ground posts
- Post spacing and foundations are project-specific
Framed Assemblies
- Creates a consistent perimeter and connection zone
- Useful for repeated modules and infill panels
- Can coordinate with posts, walls, gates, or pergolas
Materials, finish & color
Coordinate the Panel and Finish With the Environment
Material, thickness, pattern open area, edge construction, coating system, and installation environment should be reviewed together.
Material Options
Aluminum and steel options can be discussed around the required fabrication, appearance, environment, and project handling needs.
Powder-Coat Finish
Choose from standard or project-specific colors after confirming availability and the required coating system.
CharcoalMedium grayLight grayOff whiteBronzeGreenDeep blue
Request Color SamplesFinish the DetailsReview color, texture, gloss target, cut edges, fastener compatibility, and touch-up requirements.
Installation routes
Compare the Three Most Common Site Conditions
The correct route depends on the supporting structure—not just the panel. Confirm the site before finalizing posts, frames, brackets, or anchors.
In-Ground Installation
For new freestanding runs in soil or landscaped areas where posts can extend into project-specific footings.
Review site checklist →Bolt-Down Installation
For verified structural concrete where base plates and approved anchors can form a suitable connection.
Review site checklist →
Wall-Mount Installation
For a suitable wall, column, or frame using coordinated brackets, rails, tabs, holes, or standoffs.
Review site checklist →Hardware & site readiness
Prepare the Information Needed for a Useful Quote
A clear site brief helps connect the panel design to a realistic fabrication and installation approach.
Panel BriefQuantity, size, shape, pattern, privacy target, material, edge style, and finish.
SubstrateStructural concrete, masonry, timber, steel, soil, or an existing frame.
LayoutOpening dimensions, number of panels, post line, gaps, corners, and finished height.
Site ExposureProject location, installation height, wind exposure, coastal conditions, and local code.
Access & TimingDelivery access, lifting limits, installer plan, packing needs, and required delivery date.
Project-Specific Engineering
The images on this page illustrate typical concepts; they are not stamped engineering drawings. Final posts, frames, footings, anchors, fasteners, and fixing centers depend on panel dimensions, material and thickness, pattern open area, site exposure, substrate capacity, soil or frost conditions, corrosion environment, and local code. Use a qualified installer or engineer where required.
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Share your project brief, panel sizes, drawings, pattern direction, finish, installation surface, location, and site photos. EONE can review the screen package as one coordinated request.
- Panel and pattern review
- Mounting concept coordination
- Finish and sample support
- Project packing and shipment planning