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Openwork or Engraved Lattices Laser Cut – Wood Leather Plastic

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We are manufacturers of countless products for laser cutting or engraving. Wood and its by-products, dm, laminated wood, etc., leather, plastic, are products that can be used to manufacture and design many products, furniture, jewelry, logos, etc.

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We let you what material to use, except metal, wood, plastic, leather, rubber, methacrylate …

You tell us what you need and we adapt to your needs.

Ideal to recreate any environment, modern or old, Arabic, Moroccan, Andalusian …

Shelves, tables, space separating screens, false ceilings, furniture decoration, tables, cabinets can be manufactured.

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In Arab Home Decor you can Buy Online Laser cut wooden lattice (panel) at the best price.
Ideal for decorations, very elegant. It can be pasted on another surface, painted or varnished. Multiple uses. The second photo corresponds to other models available on the web.
We are manufacturers of countless products for laser cutting or engraving. Wood and its by-products, dm, laminated wood, etc., leather, plastic, are products that can be used to manufacture and design many products, furniture, jewelry, logos, etc.

Ask us for a budget without obligation.

We let you what material to use, except metal, wood, plastic, leather, rubber, methacrylate …

You tell us what you need and we adapt to your needs.

Ideal to recreate any environment, modern or old, Arabic, Moroccan, Andalusian …

Shelves, tables, space separating screens can be manufactureds, false ceilings, decoration of furniture, tables, cabinets.

Laser Cutting is particularly effective in a number of sectors where production rate and speed are essential. Where traditional manufacturing methods have proven to be ineffective, lasers facilitate precise cuts in all types of materials. While traditional production processes impose limits and restrictions, Laser Cutting allows freedom of design and quantity.

Altogether, laser cutting allows:

  • High level of precision and positional accuracy 
  • Material savings
  • High production speed 
  • Sharp and clean edges
  • Minimal material deformation
  • Safe processes

What materials can be cut with the laser?

Plastic 

Miscellaneous 

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) Wood
Acrylic/PMMA, for example Plexiglas® Polyamide (PI) White paper)
Rubber Polyoxymethylene (POM) – for example Delrin® </ td> Colored paper)
Polyamide (PA) Polypropylene (PP) Foods
Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) Polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) Leather
Polycarbonate (PC) Polystyrene (PS) Cloth
Polyethylene (PE) Polyurethane (PUR) Carton </ td>
Polyester (PES) </ td> Foam (PVC free) Cork

Lattices Laser Cut

Lattice 

The latticeit does not constitute an architectural space, but rather an element of enclosure that architecture uses.

The Royal Academy of the Language defines latticework as a “lattice of wooden or iron slats that is placed on the windows of buildings or other similar holes so that people inside can see without being seen.” The word lattice has its origin in the word zeal, which comes from the Latin which means “ardor, zeal” and this derives from the Greek word which means “boil”.

According to an industrial engineering definition lattice It is a pattern formed by diagonals or lines in the form of a mesh or in horizontal or vertical lines. We will then start from a general concept and then focus on this element placed in the whole of a construction site, or more specifically, of a house.

The lattice As we saw in the definition, it is then part of a set, it is like a fence, a collective functionality, given that a plank alone does not function at all, but is inserted and grouped with the rest. It will be in a matter of its use, and the set in which it is applied, that which determines the mode of manufacture and the materials that are used. Over time, the lattice and its application in decoration and construction has made it possible to develop its construction in the most diverse materials, ranging from the classic use of wood – of different qualities and gauges – to steel, passing through aluminum, iron, plaster or concrete. As we said, this will depend on the use that is assigned to the lattice.

Origin and uses of lattice

The lattice in gardening is common as a support for climbing plants, and can be found on walls, in linear enclosures (fences), in arches, in the corners or sides of gazebos, etc. </ p>

Lattice was widely used in the artand Arabic (Hispano-Muslim) decoration.

The use of lattices has its origins in ancient times. The first lattice recorded as such to us, it is assembled in the temple of Karnak in Ancient Egypt. 

From there it has been developed by the Greeks, in wood, for example, for the construction of both houses and temples. Its use was extended to any architectural and engineering concept that had to support a larger structure.

Its application in pre-Romanesque art stands out, a process that denoted an evocation of the art of late antiquity. Also, it was applied to the decoration of parks and gardens, and castles, as could be seen with the splendor of the Arabs. Monumental works are those that survive in Moorish Spain. The architecture andallusiIt is in its originality, the result of the synthesis between the elements that characterize Muslim art, those of the Visigothic tradition in the Iberian Peninsula, and the contributions of Andalusian society itself. The materials used to make lattice They have been varied, in general the type of material that was easy to work was selected to be able to see the implementation quickly.

The Andalusian workers manufactured latticework, both in masonry brick and concrete mud, plasterwork, hieforged rivers, etc.

The lattices They were used to cover the openings, and they were built in the form of an openwork board so that it could not be seen from the outside to the inside. In the composition, their format is usually geometric, with the infinite repetition of the chosen motif, they were also designed with vegetal and epigraphic motifs. In Spain too, convents and the art exhibited in their openings are characteristic.

The lattice has had different records in the history of architecture and art, one of them, the one from 1570 by Andrea Paladio, who published in his book Quattro Libri dell’Architettura,the description of the instructions for the construction of truss bridges made of wood. But without question, the most famous lattice-based structure in the world is the E tower .iffell, which bears this name because it was designed and proposed by Gustave Eiffell for the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1889. With its lattices made of wrought iron, it became the tallest construction of its time with almost 300 meters in height, and remains unchanged as one of the most important examples of 19th century architecture and without forgetting, that it was its construction on the occasion of the commemoration of the bicentennial of the French Revolution of 1789.

Garden lattice

The lattice It is used in all types of buildings, preponderantly entity in those that make the support of structures and the completion of windows and openings in general. By extension to interior and exterior decoration. Currently, in gardens and orchards are used lattices precast concrete that allow to form surfaces on which vegetation can grow while maintaining its bearing capacity under heavy loads intact.

Similarly, the lattice can be used on low slopes as walls to hold the ground. These decorative elements are usually placed in places where an ecological and green environment is required, minimizing the visual impact produced by urbanizations, and is combined with an ability to withstand both light and heavy traffic. The most common lattice applications are in public access areas such as parks, gardens, shopping centers, public and private car parks, etc. Its manufacture today, in vibro-pressing panels, for example, and the use of high-quality materials, ensure that the quality of the lattice is fully guaranteed, as well as its durability and functionality.

Traditional architecture has always developed constructive solutions that have provided its occupants with comfort in the face of adverse or unwanted weather conditions, also ensuring a low environmental impact. Such is the case of lattices, which have had and still have an eExtensive in ancient eastern cultures such as Mesopotamia, India and Egypt, places marked with unique climatic conditions.

The lattice/ strong>, Its main function is ventilation and lighting as a way of providing comfort in the environment in which they are.

The lattice/ strong>It mainly favors light comfort by better distributing the illuminance and avoiding excessive contrast and glare, as well as its configuration prevents the obstruction of the wind and therefore slows it down.

• That the light comfort provided by the lattice, is based on two variables, the first is the size of the opening and the second the section that makes it up.

• The smaller the opening area of the the lattice, the lower the Daylight Factor (DF) will be and therefore the illuminance levels will be lower and better distributed indoors. 

• With a smaller area of the louver opening, glare can be avoided

• A circular section of lattice it provides higher levels of illuminances on a horizontal plane than a square section louver, even when the ratio of its maximum and minimum Daylight Factor is almost the same. More about the vertical plane of one’s own lattice </ strong>, the relationship in the circular section is1: 7 while in the square section it is 1:14, favoring glare and excessive contrast. 

• The lattices they favor the passage of air offering less resistance and therefore higher wind speed. That a different and varied configuration, adapted to each need, would result in higher wind speeds.

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