Product developers, material engineers and technical sourcing teams
Open Mesh
An open structure with edges that need their own review. Open Mesh focuses on the relationship between the opening pattern, an adjacent layer and the cut edge. The concept makes these questions visible to a buyer without implying a measured air-flow result or a validated application.

ILLUSTRATIVE DESIGN INPUTS / NOT SUPPLY SPECIFICATIONS
- Concept code
- LP / 102
- Construction direction
- Open-knit visual study
- Discussion setting
- Insert and layered-panel development
- Example mass
- 120 g/m² — fictional
- Example width
- 148 cm — fictional
- Fibre declaration
- To be confirmed on actual supply
- Test evidence
- No result or certification represented
These values demonstrate a material record. They do not establish availability, performance, composition or suitability.
Prepare a sample discussion ↗Review the right detail.
Look at the edge binding and support layer together. An isolated sample does not show how an opening behaves after cutting, joining or use in the proposed assembly.
Request the smallest useful assembly sample for the open questions. Keep a diagram and photographs associated with the same specimen reference.
The next question
What backing, binding or adjacent layer belongs with this open structure?
Evidence belongs with identity.
Identify the final assembly and the conditions of any relevant test. Reported performance for an unbound specimen should not silently become a claim about the finished product.
Keep the physical sample, material identifier, finish and current document revision together. If the construction or intended use changes, ask which earlier observations and evidence need a new review before the record becomes an agreed supply specification.
How to organise an evidence request ↗Keep the discussion portable.
The local record below contains the specimen identity and its open questions. Add actual supplier information only in your own verified project documents. Downloading it does not send a sample request or create an approval.