Façades and lattice screens in La Romana

A lattice screen follows the staircase or the two-story void with a single designed piece. In a villa’s entrance hall it separates the entrance from the living room without taking its light; in a hotel lobby it welcomes the guest and hides the service stairs. It is the first thing you see on entering, which is why it is designed together with the architecture of the space.

A two-story lattice is not hung just any way. Our engineering team sets the anchors in the 3D model, to suit the site. At the plant we laser-cut its parts and weld and assemble them in sections, so they fit through the door and are joined on site.

The same language can go out to the street. A pierced façade with tropical designs or circles repeats outside the pattern of the lobby lattice, and a perforated façade covers the equipment and staircases of an office building or of an industrial building in the industrial zone.

La Romana lies on the Autovía del Coral corridor, the same road that passes Higüey and reaches Punta Cana. The sections travel packed and numbered, and mounting is done by our own team, at height too.

Many villas and hotels in La Romana sit beside the Caribbean Sea. We cut galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum or painted carbon steel, according to each piece’s exposure, and the Plan Costa checks salt-air corrosion and touches up paint and anchors, with a report and photos.

For a lattice screen, the height of the space, a photo of the entrance hall or the staircase and the style you like; for a façade, the drawings or photos of the building. We send you the 3D model and the quote with what it includes and the delivery time.