Welcome to Gecho Metal Fabrics
Gecho Metal Fabrics is a manufacturer of woven architectural metal mesh, working from its own factory in Anping County, Hebei, China. The figures below are the ones specifiers ask for first; the sections after this cover how we work and how an order runs from drawing to delivery.
Company at a glance
- Company name: Gecho Metal Fabrics
- Founded: 2012
- Location: Nanhuan Road, Anping County, Hengshui, Hebei, China. Anping is China’s principal wire mesh manufacturing district.
- Factory area: 2,000 m²
- Employees: 50
- Annual capacity: 200,000 m² of woven metal mesh
- What we manufacture: woven architectural wire mesh, metal coil drapery, stainless steel rope mesh, laminated glass metal mesh, spiral weave mesh and bespoke metal woven art mesh.
- Materials: Stainless steel 304 and 316 (AISI), aluminum, copper and brass, in mill, brushed, polished, PVD-coated and antique finishes.
- Made to order: Panels and curtains are woven to project dimensions rather than cut from stock.
- Maximum panel width: 4 m
- Minimum order: 10 m²
- Lead time: One week. Other quantities by negotiation.
- Customers: Architects, interior designers, glass processors, contractors and distributors.
- Export: Supplied to 50 countries worldwide.
- Contact: sales@gechometalfabrics.com / +86 158 0159 8033
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/gechometalfabrics
Gecho runs its own looms: wire in, cloth off the loom, then cutting, framing and finishing under the same roof. That is what makes a custom weave practical at project scale — the pattern, the panel width and the finish can be changed without changing supplier.
Because the weaving is in-house, a specification is not limited to a catalogue: aperture, wire diameter, panel width and finish are set from the drawing, and the sample approved before the run is what the production panels are matched against. The same cloth can go on a facade screen outside and a ceiling feature inside — what changes is the weave and the fixing.
Quality control runs from material selection to final inspection, so durability, dimensional accuracy and surface quality do not depend on who is on shift. The design team works from the drawing and the fixing detail, and confirms what the weave will look like at the size it will actually be seen.
Most of what a mesh specification can save is settled before production: the panel layout, the weave and the fixing. We price the alternatives and show what each does to the joint pattern, so those decisions are made on the drawing rather than on site — and the panels that arrive match the drawing that was approved.
If you are specifying mesh for a facade, a ceiling or a partition, send the drawing and the finish you have in mind. We will come back with a weave, a panel layout and a price — and a sample if the appearance matters more than the numbers. Contact us, or see the project gallery for what the material looks like in place.
From wire to crate: what the factory does
Five operations, one building. Anything that needs a decision between them — the weave, the fixing, the finish — is settled by the same team rather than passed between suppliers, which is what keeps a custom pattern and a short run practical.
Weaving: plain, twill and dutch
Cutting, framing and fabrication
Finishing: mill, brushed and PVD
Inspection against the approved sample
Export packing and dispatch
PRODUCTION WORKSHOP
The photographs below follow one order through the factory: wire, weaving, bending, measuring, finishing, testing and packing. A sample and a project order run on the same route, which is why the approved sample is a reliable guide to the panels that follow.