
Perforated infill panels are available in a wide variety of patterns, constructed of carbon steel that is e-coated and powder coated, powder coated aluminum, or stainless steel.
Overview
Our perforated infill panels are available in a wide variety of patterns. They are constructed of carbon steel that is e-coated and powder coated, powder coated aluminum, or stainless steel. Steel panels are 14 gauge, held within an 11 gauge steel hem, with three holes drilled in the bottom hem to allow water to quickly drain. Available for level or raked (stair) applications.
The no-frame option eliminates the fabricated hem around the outside edge of the panel — our most cost-effective infill panel system. This option is only available in level sections, with a maximum open area of 50%.
Aluminum perforated panels are available in the same hole patterns as steel, but the material is thicker at .125" with 11 gauge hems. Stainless steel panels are available for projects requiring superior corrosion resistance, with a #4 satin polish standard.

Key Benefits
Round and square hole patterns available in multiple sizes — standard round selections include 1/4", 1/2", and 3/4" on staggered centers; square option in 1/2" on 11/16" straight row.
Hemmed U-channel panels are available for both level and raked (stair) applications. Three holes in the bottom hem allow water to quickly drain.
The most cost-effective infill panel system — eliminates the fabricated hem. Available in level sections only, with a maximum open area of 50%.
Carbon steel panels (14 gauge, 11 gauge hem) are e-coated and powder coated. Aluminum panels are .125" thick with 11 gauge hems, available in the same hole patterns as steel.
Available in 304 or 316 SS in the same hole patterns as carbon steel, for projects requiring superior corrosion resistance. #4 satin polish is standard; brighter finishes also available.
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Our team will help you select the right system, hardware, and finish combination for your project schedule and budget.
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