FOTOBLECH - privacy screens

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FOTOBLECH - Privacy screens in Kempten - Kita St. Nikolaus

Tree structures. Tree structures provide an ideal foundation for a calm yet intriguing pattern for an organic and modern look.

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Floral Privacy Screen on Balcony in Leutkirch

Opaque and transparent. Fotoblech as perforated motif perforated metal provides external privacy, creates pleasant shade indoors, and still allows an outward view.

Open and airy. It combines privacy and brightness, shields from curious external glances, and allows for a comfortably open and airy atmosphere inside.

FOTOBLECH - Privacy screens in Waldbüttelbrunn - Town hall

Organic protection. Fotobleche with subtly abstract patterns provide effective and dense privacy.

Here additionally functioning as a sliding wall for entrance area protection.

Display Sliding Wall in Gunzenhausen - Altmühl Bote

Fotoblech with adjustable perforations blends aesthetics and utility:
It communicates through chosen patterns and serves as a sliding wall with a dual purpose – both as a privacy screen and a display wall.

An innovative approach for versatile applications that combines form and function.

Privacy screen in the entrance area

Especially in the entrance area, a privacy screen is often required that does not completely isolate, but allows to see what is going on outside.
As here, photo sheets can be used to set accents and make statements. Functional and aesthetic at the same time.

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Tartu, Estonia

FOTOBLECH-Enclosure in Leipzig

Perforated decorative sheets are a simple way to hide unsightly trash bins in an enclosure. Choose the appropriate size and design, attach the sheets to the walls, and enhance the appearance of your enclosure.

In addition, you can selectively control the transparency of the perforated decorative sheets for each area, to achieve the desired degree of visibility and airflow.

Subtle Fotoblech privacy screen

Fotoblech is an excellent choice as a subtle decorative element in window bands, as it provides an aesthetic and appealing look.

At the same time, it can also serve as an effective privacy screen by reducing the entry of light and outside views.

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Leipzig, Puschstraße

FOTOBLECH as a porch for .... open spaces

Extensive parts of FOTOBLECH are ideal for designing open spaces. Hard glass fronts are broken and leave space behind it individually. Depending on how opaque the FOTOBLECH are elected, they are seen as facade elements or as separators.

Here is an example as a porch where you can see how beautifully FOTOTBLECH is integrated into the facade. Floral designs are very popular and show an unagitated light game that fascinates.

Folded edges of the plates show integrated webs, which save more substructures when doing this. The sheets which are colored after punching have been matched exactly to the environment.

FOTOBLECHE - Privacy screen also made of wood

Fotobleche don't always have to be made of metal...

Of course, wood cannot be stamped like metal, but the advantages of the photo sheet conversions can also be used for CNC milling in wood, plastic and other materials.

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New York, USA

Vestibule (Gallneukirchen, Austria)

Architect: Peter Schneider, Schneider Lengauer Architekten
Implementation: Metallbau Hammerschmid
Material: 3mm anodized aluminium panels

A floral pattern separates interior and exterior of this private villa. Therefore the swimming pool in the yard receives more intimacy. Outside life still remains perceptible.

Example: FOTOBLECH as a screen in front of a window.

The blinds of that window here look as if someone had attached a curtain.
But that is a fake. Indeed it is a motif created with FOTOBLECH.

FOTOBLECH enables you to define dense and airy spaces exactly where needed.
The more privacy is required the closer is the perforated plate in this area.

Choosing your subject you are completely free whether simple or complex patterns representation.

We take up any image and convert it into a hole pattern. The different holes all together form the motif.

FOTOBLECH as a protective screen in front of a pool

With FOTOBLECH you can protect your pool area against your neighbors' views. You can precisely define the areas that should offer more privacy than others.

Here you can see the Pet Grooming Bella in Dietach which is also an advertising sign. To increase the contrast a white plastic netting has been put behind. It is always recommended when the background is rather restless and the FOTOBLECH color is very subtle.

At the top the edge was dejected twice, resulting in a kind of handrail. The lower edge was folded only 45 degrees, so there are no places where dirt can accumulate and the water can drain.

Privacy protection (Dietach, Austria)

Planning: Lunova GmbH
Implementation: Lunova GmbH
Material: 2mm Powder-coated aluminium with mesh behind

A single screening element in front of a pool. Folded edges make no further substructure necessary. Behind the FOTOBLECH there is an additional mesh to intensify the contrast. This way the construction remains limited transparent.

Garbage enclosure (Munich, Germany)

Architect: Susanne Gabriel, Keller Damm Roser
Implementation: Schlosserei Schichl
Material: 3mm powder-coated aluminum

A wall of sliding elements for waste containment of a courtyard.
The pattern consists of repeating logo.

The panels were bolted to a frame of 40 * 40mm angles.

FOTOBLECH Sliding curtain

With the right edging and a good curtain rail system, FOTOBLECHE can be very easily implemented as a sliding curtain.

The individual parts made of aluminum are rigid and hook into each other when moved. The FOTOBLECH panel curtain is also suitable as a room divider.

FOTOBLECH fence as a privacy screen in Berlin Bahnhof Tempelhof

Fences and railings are typical applications for FOTOBLECHE. This example shows not only the aesthetic but also the functional advantages.

Download: Fence flyer

For fences and railings you can, for example, integrate your house number or your company logo. In addition, you can precisely control the opacity for each area. So, like here, garbage containers can be easily hidden.

FOTOBLECHE as a privacy screen and room divider at trade fairs

FOTOBLECHE also cut a good figure in exhibition stand construction:

On the left an example of a special punching for the room separation
on a trade fair counter.

On the right an application at the FSB Cologne trade fair.

Privacy screens Pädagogische Hochschule (Linz, Austria)

Artist: Rainer Füreder
Owner: Pädagogische Hochschule Linz
Implementation: Friedrich Schuler Bedachungen GmbH
Material: Aluminum 2mm, powdercoated

Privacy protection in the living area with over-wide elements.

The elements divide the open space into zones of calm atmosphere for working and resting.

House entrance (Cugnasco, Switzerland)

Architect: Michael Stürchler, Schmid & Partner Gartenbau AG
Material: 3mm powder-coated aluminium

Wall element as a screen and shading a house entrance.

Floral / abstract representation. The edges were folded over for reinforcement and installation. So there is no extra frame. The shining sun throws the pattern on the floor and the wall opposite.
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