CNC fiber laser cutting · Medjez El-Bab, Tunisia
Every design on these pages was drawn in our own company. We cut, fold and weld it here, to your opening and your finish. Tell us the size you need and we adapt the drawing before anything is cut.
The drawings show the design and the sizes; every design is drawn by us and made to order.
We keep the cutting file for every design in this catalogue.
Entrance doors, double gates and gate infills, cut as one panel and framed in steel.
KH-D-01
Sunburst door panel, a fan of arcs and rays rising from the sill, for gate leaves and entrance doors
KH-D-02
Deep chevron slats that give privacy from the street while staying open from inside, for gates and doors
KH-D-03
Round rosette medallion used as a centre feature for a gate leaf, a door panel or a table top
KH-A-01
Pointed-arch window motif that reads immediately as North African, for screens, doors and facade panels
KH-A-02
Classic Greek key border used as architectural frame work around doors, gates and wall panels
KH-D-04
Tall room divider with interlocking arch bands, open enough to keep the light moving through the room
KH-D-05
Date palm with a chevron trunk and a fanned crown of drooping fronds, for a gate leaf or a tall door panel
KH-D-06
Eight-point star lattice over the full height of the leaf, with a horizontal mid-rail and a slim border; a dense, stiff door leaf for entrances and gates where privacy matters.
KH-D-07
Central circular rosette of two rings with sixteen radial spokes and an eight-point star, framed by a Greek-key border of right-angle strokes; a decorative leaf for entrance doors and gates.
KH-D-08
Half-round fan lattice of five concentric arcs and radiating spokes, with a stack of horizontal slits beside it; for doors and gates that need a lighter, more open leaf.
KH-D-09
Nine horizontal louvre blades below a mid-height star band, with vertical glazing bars above; a ventilated lower leaf with an open top, for plant rooms, cupboards and back doors.
KH-D-10
Kufic-style bands top and bottom around a quiet middle with two vertical slits, a horizontal tie and a single eight-point star; for entrance doors and gate leaves.
KH-D-11
Star-and-cross zellige tiling over the full height, with a border band top and bottom; a dense, very stiff leaf for entrance doors and gates where privacy comes first.
KH-D-12
Nine-feather peacock fan of arcs and ribs with engraved feather tips, over a slatted skirt; a decorative upper leaf for entrance doors and gates.
KH-D-13
Round oculus of two rings and twelve radial spokes above a rectangular star lattice and a stack of horizontal slits; for doors and gates with a round window and a lighter lower leaf.
KH-A-03
Pointed-arch head over a star lattice body; a gate leaf for garden and courtyard gates, stiff enough to hang from hinges without a frame.
Room dividers, window screens, balustrade infills and ventilated facade panels.
KH-M-01
Traditional North African mashrabiya star lattice, cut as a window screen, room divider or decorative facade panel
KH-M-02
Stiff honeycomb screen for railings, balustrades and guards, opened up by a regular hexagonal grid
KH-M-03
Interlocking circle lattice from the classic arabesque construction grid, for screens, dividers and facade panels
KH-M-04
Diagonal basket-weave slot pattern that reads as woven metal, for balustrades, screens and cabinet fronts
KH-M-05
Graduated perforation, dense at the base and opening out towards the top, for screens and balustrade infill
KH-M-06
Triangulated mesh, the most rigid of the open patterns, for structural screens, guards and machine enclosures
KH-M-07
Quiet diamond lattice, the calmest of the patterns, well suited to screens placed behind glass
KH-M-08
Wave-slat facade panel that softens a long elevation, for screens, balcony fronts and large wall panels
KH-M-09
Tunisian olive branch with leaves and olives, cut as a wall panel or screen for a Mediterranean interior
KH-M-10
Eight-point star and cross zellige tiling, an interlocking geometric screen for facades, dividers and doors
KH-M-11
Overlapping scallop rows, offset from row to row; for balustrade infill, window screens and room dividers.
KH-M-12
Bare-tree divider: a trunk that keeps splitting into rising branches; for room dividers and decorative screens where the openings carry the design.
Wall pieces, clocks, mirror frames and lit panels for interiors.
KH-H-01
Roman-bar wall clock with heavy hour bars and an 8 mm centre hole that takes a standard clock movement
KH-H-02
Sunburst wall clock with rays around an open centre and hour dots on the rim, for a standard movement
KH-H-03
Wall clock built around the eight-point mashrabiya star, with the centre hole for a standard movement
KH-H-04
Tree of life wall art cut as one connected piece, hanging from four points, for a wall inside or out
KH-H-05
Hexagon cluster wall art in three sizes, cut as one piece to fill a wall with a clean geometric pattern
KH-H-06
Mirror or picture frame with a cut border, sized so the glass sits behind it and is held from the back
KH-H-07
Two interleaved wave bands tied by vertical struts, a rigid infill for balcony and terrace railings
KH-H-08
Concentric rings on radial bridges with three feet, holding hot pots and pans off a table or worktop
KH-H-09
L bracket with a triangulated web and countersunk holes on both legs, carrying a shelf on a wall or frame
KH-H-10
Pendant lamp shade panel with teardrop perforations that grow towards the lower edge, letting the light fall
KH-H-11
Wall clock face: square plate, round outer ring, eight-point star and twelve hour bars, with a centre hole for the movement; for interiors and entrance areas.
KH-H-12
Arch mirror frame with a graded lattice crest over vertical sides and horizontal rungs; takes a mirror glass behind, for hallways and bathrooms.
KH-H-13
Botanical panel with a heavy trunk, leaves and grass, drawn as a bold silhouette so light reads through the openings; for backlit wall panels and partitions.
House numbers, name plates, business signs and backlit lettering.
KH-S-01
Square kufic grid that reads as calligraphy without being text, for signage, screens and feature walls
KH-S-02
Company sign plate with a patterned border, a clear centre for the cut-out name and mounting holes in the file
KH-S-03
House-number plate with frame and border dots, an open centre for the digits and mounting holes already cut
KH-S-04
Door name plate with an open centre for the cut-out name, a dotted border and four mounting holes
KH-S-05
Letter-box front plate: a rounded slot, a name window above it and four mounting holes, ready to fit
KH-S-06
House-shaped plate with a scalloped top edge of five circles and an engraved number area; for house numbers and small name plates.
KH-S-07
Rectangular name sign with a wreath of leaves and berries around an engraved name zone; for house entrances and gates.
KH-S-08
Round business sign: circular plate, slim double rim with tick marks, a central name zone and mounting holes; for shopfronts and entrance walls.
KH-S-09
Logo sign plate: slim rectangular panel with a wordmark zone and two horizontal rules, drawn for halo-lit mounting on a wall; for shopfronts and reception walls.
Stainless kitchen equipment and fabrication of single pieces, photographed on our own premises. Our own photographs.
Send a photo, a sketch or a dimensioned drawing with the finished size you need. We come back with a drawing to approve, and cut only once you have approved it.
Talk to us about your projectThe size on each card is the drawn size. Any design can be scaled, repeated or cropped to your opening. Tell us the finished dimensions and we adapt the file.
Send a DXF, DWG, STEP or a dimensioned PDF, or just a photo or a sketch. We draw it, confirm it with you, and cut only once you approve.
Cut, folded and welded within our own company. Finish, coating and fixings are agreed with you for the job rather than assumed from a standard list.