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CAN YOU PLEASE ADVISE WHO PROVIDED THE LASERCUT ALUMINUM SCREEN?

9 years ago

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PRO
Statkus Architecture Pty Ltd
9 years ago
Hi kgunn1970, There were a few people and processes involved here. The screen design was a custom configuration and pattern we made in house and we then provided the builder and metal fabricator a digital file to get the screens laser cut. This screen was made in 3 sections for handling & installation and was powder coated prior to installing.
kgunn1970
Original Author
9 years ago
Thank you for your response. I tried calling you to gather further information which you may or may not have wanted to post (eg cost per square metre to replicate something similar) but was unable to leave a message. Please advise whether you have an alternative contact number than 03 9482 2201
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PRO
Statkus Architecture Pty Ltd
9 years ago
Hi kgunn1970, not sure why you couldn't get through. In any case, you'd be best to contact metal fabricators/ installers directly for costs etc as this screen was specific to this project and costs for other screens would likely vary a lot depending on how it is fabricated, connected to a building's structure and installed (such as whether a crane is required etc). Good luck.

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