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Discover our Oxidised Metal, crafted by carefully producing chemical reactions that occur on the metal’s surface. These sheets’ materials are a unique finish for any interior application.

Introducing our Oxidized Metal collection, where the beauty lies in the meticulous creation of chemical reactions on the surface of the metal. These sheets boast a unique and captivating finish that adds a touch of distinction to any interior application. Each piece is carefully crafted to achieve an authentic oxidized appearance, showcasing the rich textures and tones that result from the chemical transformation. With our Oxidized Metal, you can create a truly remarkable and distinctive aesthetic that sets your space apart. Experience the allure of this extraordinary material and bring an air of elegance to your interior design.

FAQs

What is oxidised metal?

Oxidised metal is a surface that's been through a controlled oxidation process, developing a distinctive patina, colour variation, and texture that conventional coatings or paint simply can't replicate.

Is it suitable for interior use?

Yes. Oxidised metal is a popular choice for feature walls, furniture, joinery, retail fit-outs, hospitality interiors, and decorative panelling.

Can it be used outdoors?

Many oxidised finishes work well externally, including on facades, cladding, and landscaping features. Suitability depends on the specific metal and the environment it'll be exposed to.

How durable is oxidised metal?

When it's specified and maintained correctly, oxidised metal holds up well over the long term in both interior and exterior settings.

Does oxidised metal need any special maintenance?

Generally very little. Depending on the metal and whether the finish is sealed, occasional cleaning is usually enough.

Can I see a physical sample before specifying it?

Yes. Physical samples are the best way to judge colour and texture in person, since photos don't always capture the depth of an oxidised finish accurately.

How is oxidised metal typically installed?

Installation methods vary by application, panels, cladding, and furniture components are usually fabricated to spec and fitted using standard methods for the substrate, similar to other architectural metal products.