The unique texture of water ripple stainless steel sheets can add visual interest to any project. Whether you’re looking for a sleek, modern look or a more traditional look, these sheets offer versatile options for the body of your next improvement project.
A water ripple stainless steel sheet is a type of metal sheet that is fabricated with a textured surface resembling the ripples that form on the surface of the water.
This finish can be produced by traditional moulding methods using a variety of rolling or stamping techniques, providing a visually appealing appearance for applications such as ceilings, building facades, countertops, backdrops, furniture upholstery and other architectural elements.
Water Ripple Types
The most popular water ripple stainless steel types are: big, medium, small, deep,and wave water ripple. Each type has it own unique benefits that can contribute to the overall look and feel of your projects.
Mirror-Polished Finish
The mirror-polished finish is defined as a high-gloss finish that is produced by polishing the stainless steel to be a reflective surface.
This type of finish is often used in architectural and decorative applications because it creates a luxurious look.
Brushed Finish
The brushed finish is achieved by using abrasive belts to create a very fine grain surface. Hairline and satin are the two most popular brushing types. Brushed water ripple sheet panels are a better choice when you need one with less reflectivity, such as when it is used as the building facade and sun reflection is your concern.
Water Ripple Stainless Steel Applications
Building facade: Water corrugated stainless steel can be used as a decorative material for building facades, which can provide a modern sense of metal and reduce light pollution through its corrugated surface, achieving a balance between aesthetics and functionality.
Interior Decoration: In interior decoration, water corrugated stainless steel is commonly used on walls, ceilings and backdrops to increase the sense of hierarchy and visual effect of space. In addition, it can also be used in high-traffic areas such as lift interiors and corridor walls, with the advantages of wear resistance and easy cleaning.
Furniture and home furnishings: rippled stainless steel is also commonly used in high-end furniture design, such as coffee tables, cabinet door panels, mirror frames, etc., giving the product a unique texture and high-grade visual effect.
Hotel and commercial space: Many hotel lobbies, bars, restaurants and other commercial spaces like to use corrugated stainless steel to create a stylish and luxurious atmosphere. Its reflective properties and ripple effect can present a unique
