Construction Types
Ferruled & Knotted
Two construction methods — each creating a distinctly different visual and structural character. Hover over an image for details.
Ferruled Cable Mesh
Cable intersections are secured with precision-crimped metal ferrules — small cylindrical fittings that are mechanically clamped onto the cable at each crossing point. The ferrule provides a clean, industrial aesthetic with precise spacing and strong structural integrity. The result is a grid-like pattern of cable and fittings.
Knotted Cable Mesh
Cable intersections are formed by looping and knotting the cables together — a traditional rope-making technique adapted for architectural metal. The knotted construction creates a softer, more organic intersection node compared to the precision ferrule, giving the mesh a slightly more tactile, handcrafted character while retaining structural strength.
