Datasheet DOGLA-TRIO
DOGLA-TRIO has been developed in North America by W.S. Tyler, now part of the Haver & Boecker group, and is known as Ty-Rod as well. It is an interesting variation of DOKA-BARRETTE. Crimps in the rods further increase the stability of the mesh. The spacings within the warp wires increases the structural appearance of the mesh on large surfaces.
Weight: appr. 6,8 kg/m² (1,39 lbs/sqft)
Open area: appr. 72%
Main applications: Facade, Ceiling
The strength of the utilized material and the special weave structure make it a robust specification while offering a high degree of transparency
The spacings within the warp wires increases the structural appearance of the mesh on large surfaces, e.g. facades
Open area: appr. 72%
Main applications: Facade, Ceiling
The strength of the utilized material and the special weave structure make it a robust specification while offering a high degree of transparency
The spacings within the warp wires increases the structural appearance of the mesh on large surfaces, e.g. facades
DOGLA-TRIO 1010
Weight: appr. 8,5 kg/m² (1,74 lbs/sqft)
Open area: appr. 66%
Main applications: Facade, Ceiling
the strength of the utilized material and the special weave structure make it a robust specification
The spacings within the warp wires increases the structural appearance of the mesh on large surfaces, e.g. facades
Open area: appr. 66%
Main applications: Facade, Ceiling
the strength of the utilized material and the special weave structure make it a robust specification
The spacings within the warp wires increases the structural appearance of the mesh on large surfaces, e.g. facades
DOGLA-TRIO 1011
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Wire Weaving Division
Ennigerloher Strasse 64
59302 Oelde
Germany
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Haver & Boecker
Wire Weaving Division
Ennigerloher Strasse 64
59302 Oelde
Germany
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