Wire Mesh

kkotlow

9 years ago

What style or number of the Klise wire mesh was used? Also what is the finish- stainless steel?

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Cornerstone - A Division of Richelieu
9 years ago
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Hello,

This installation photo is provided by Klise. They used the #121 pattern, Round Double Crimp Wire Mesh Grille, and I believe it's in the Oil Rubbed Bronze finish.

For more information, please visit this link:
http://www.cabinethardware.com/Round-Double-Crimp-Wire-Mesh-Grille-p/1143.htm

Thank you!
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