May 23, 2017 . during this year’s NYCxDESIGN, a tricolored pavilion woven of red, white and blue plastic mesh popped up in times square. looking closely, the colorful walls of …
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As the artisans of architectural mesh, the Kaynemaile offering boasts a range of unique, technical products that push the boundaries of artistic functionality and engineering. From the big screen to the world of architecture and design; the New Zealand based brand has evolved into a modern chainmail material consisting of polycarbonate interlinked rings to bring your …
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March 3rd, 2022. Tags: Function Well Gym, Joe Snell, Kaynemaile, Snell Design Studio. Located in Toombul – and serving the northern Brisbane suburbs of Ascot, Hamilton, Hendra, Nundah and surrounds – Function Well Toombul is a complete fitness and wellness hub. Conceived to promote a holistic approach to wellbeing and designed by Joe Snell of Snell …
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Kaynemaile mesh is crafted from lightweight engineering grade polycarbonate using their own patented injection moulding process. It is 100% recyclable and aligns with the circular economy approach to design and manufacturing.
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Eat Drink Design Awards 2020: Congratulations to Cumulus Studio who has been shortlisted for Best Installation Design in the Eat Drink Design Awards 2020 for Protagonist Cafe… gb&d magazine feature: Kaynemaile mesh is a great option when designing large building spaces, and it can be used inside or out…
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One of the main areas Kaynemaile is focusing its business on are car-parking buildings, as cities in Australia and the US tighten city beautification guidelines. Horsham said it was a growth area. “A material like ours is cost-effective and it also allows certain levels of privacy and air flow so it works well in utility spaces.”
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Kaynemaile.com Ceiling Features — Kaynemaile Architectural Mesh Kaynemaile interior ceiling features and custom lighting pieces are a simple, cost effective way to create dramatic center-pieces for foyers, reception and entrance areas. Kaynemaile ceiling features are lightweight and work beautifully with feature lighting. lily smith 249followers
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May 25, 2017 . Gift Guide; Kaynemaile. 25 May ... Gastronomy, Style, Culture, Design, Wellbeing, Travel. For more exclusive access to what the city has to offer, engaging content, excellent imagery and thought provoking commentary on the life that surrounds you, subscribe to Denizen magazine now.
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Feb 01, 2022 . The process to create Kaynemaile mesh has a minimal environmental impact, and end-of-life mesh can be shipped back to their factory to be repurposed. Highlights: Holistic design through collaboration with a diversity of stakeholders; Major community investment to enhance transportation
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Pioneers in material innovation, Kaynemaile team works closely with its Australian distributor, Austaron Surfaces, and clients to collaborate on design concepts and create custom features. Designed by SAOTA Architects in association with TKD Architects is a contemporary home located in Sydney’s eastern suburb of Double Bay. The residence used automated solar …
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Kaynemaile Ltd Manufactured New Zealand Product Type Facade systems Continuous facade systems and Sun protection Facade cladding Exterior finishes and Composite materials Product Specs Material Plastic, Polyamide - Polycarbonate Finishes Gloss View All Specifications
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A Kinetic Façade Brings The New Zealand Pavilion To Life At Expo 2020. A pioneering feat of engineering and craftsmanship, the pavilion’s innovative façade made from a unique architectural mesh called Kaynemaile. Reinforcing the New Zealand Pavilion’s theme of ‘Care for People and Place’, which is based on kaitiakitanga, the environmental ethos of …
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“The product now known as Kaynemaile was actually produced using a fairly standard industrial process – injection molding.” “We can produce huge quantities of this stuff – as long as material’s being fed in, there’s no length limit, and by stitching it together, we make sections wide enough to wrap around entire buildings,” said Kayne.
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The curves of the Kaynemaile screens mimic the recessed lighting features. Multiple Hanging Screens in Water Clear surround the open meeting areas inside the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry Building. The screens allow light to pass through while providing privacy screening around the space. K Kaynemaile Office & Commercial Home And Garden
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Design inSite is the Designer's guide to manufacturing. Various manufacturing processes and materials are described as well as the products where they are used. The purpose of Design inSite is to inspire designers in their designwork to consider materials and processes which are new or unknown to them.
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Jul 11, 2017 . The product now known as Kaynemaile was actually produced using a fairly standard industrial process – injection molding. And he took me onto the factory floor to see the system in action. In its...
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Kaynemaile is the modern touch that will make your project stand out without blowing the budget. With the ability to produce unlimited sheet dimensions we can provide a solution for any size...
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The approximate cost of wire mesh is $20-25 per square foot. 2. Cable Mesh. Cable mesh is, for the most part, similar to wire mesh in the fact that materials are woven on a weaving loom. The major difference is that the wires that run vertically, known as the warp wires, are actually cables. when it comes to using cable mesh, the main advantage ...
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Kaynemaile screens provide privacy and solar shading for this contemporary home situated in Sydney’s harbourside suburb of Double Bay. Our mesh screens are fitted within simple steel frames and compliment the elegant design and thoughtful material selection.
Kaynemaile mesh was used as a ceiling feature within the Comvita Wellness Lab at the Viaduct, Auckland. The feature’s design replicates the honeycomb’s geometric patterns, which is further enhanced by the bronze colour Kaynemaile mesh that was chosen.
Kaynemaile gives you the ability to divide and define spaces while providing transparency and airflow. Our hanging, folding or framed dividers are suitable for creating privacy and partitioning spaces. Being highly textural they add an artistic element.