Building façades: Add a unique appearance effect to buildings, increasing the three-dimensional and hierarchical sense.
Interior walls: Such as living rooms, bedrooms, studies, etc., to create personalized decorative effects.
Ceilings: Improve the visual perception of the space and have a certain sound absorption function at the same time.
Partitions: In places such as offices and restaurants, they can divide the space without affecting lighting and line of sight communication.
Furniture: Such as wardrobe doors, cabinet doors, etc., to enhance air permeability and aesthetics.
Commercial displays: Used for display shelves and windows in shopping malls to attract customers' attention.
Ventilation equipment: Such as covers for air conditioning outlets and ventilation openings, which have both decorative and functional properties.
Stage design: Create unique backgrounds and light and shadow effects.
Public spaces such as subway stations and high-speed rail stations: Play the role of decoration and guiding the flow of people.
Art installations: Become unique artworks for display.
These are only some of the application scenarios of decorative perforated panels, and its actual application scenarios are constantly expanding and innovating.