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Mesh: Coniston 519 Application: Elliptical Tunnel Architect: Diarmuid Gavin Technical Information Material: Stainless Steel Alloy: AISI 316L DIN: 1.4401 Open Area: 58% Weight: 8.0 Kg/m² Thickness: 5.5mm Max Width: 2 Mtrs	Project: BBC Homefront in the Garden Diarmuid Gavin brought the fascinating opportunities offered by stainless steel architectural woven wire mesh to thousands when he chose to use it as the main feature in his Garden of Adventure episode from the groundbreaking BBC television programme Homefront in the Garden. The main focal point of the programme was an imposing 30ft elliptical tunnel constructed using Coniston architectural woven wire mesh suspended over a river of tropical plants.


Mesh: Garda 46/4 Application: Decorative Boxes Architect: Diarmuid Gavin (illustration Garda 35/4) Technical Information Material: Stainless Steel Alloy: AISI 316L DIN: 1.4401 Open Area: 84.6% Weight: 4.06 Kg/m² Thickness: 8mm Max Width: 2000mm	Project: BBC Homefront in the Garden Diarmuid additionally created two huge cubes constructed using Garda style material for the walls and ceilings as well as the revolutionary new pattern Medway to create an ideal bamboo style floor.


Mesh: Serenity 18 Application: Japanese Tea Room Architect: Diarmuid Gavin (illustration Serenity 20) Technical Information: Material: Stainless Steel Alloy: AISI 304 DIN: 1.4301 Open Area: 51% Weight: 1.43 Kg/m² Thickness: 0.8mm Max Width: 1200mm	Project: BBC Homefront in the Garden Lastly a bath house was constructed at the bottom of the garden clad with Serenity type mesh to create a subtly translucent screen. These features combined to provide Diarmuid's 'maddest' creation yet, but looked fabulous particularly when enhanced by colour lighting. At the forefront of wire mesh design, Potter and Soar were well placed to work with Diarmuid to achieve the contemporary look he wanted to create. Despite our extensive experience of working with architects and designers, we are becoming increasingly aware that there really is no limit to the new and interesting applications to which our material can be supplied.