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This Kent Design 1214F panel is a decorative metal grille finished in Flat Black, sized at 36 by 48 inches for cabinet doors, built-in enclosures, and architectural insert applications.
Flat Black is the finish that tends to disappear into a cabinet interior rather than reflect light back at the viewer. That quality makes it a natural fit for contemporary and industrial cabinetry where the opening itself is the design statement, not the grille material catching attention. It also works well in media and electronics enclosures, laundry cabinet doors, and built-in storage fronts where the hardware program is already running in a dark or black finish and continuity matters. The 36 by 48 inch sheet accommodates tall single openings as well as side-by-side pairs without requiring an oversized sheet.
Flat Black here is an even, non-reflective surface. Unlike the antiqued finishes in this range, which are built on contrast between darkened recesses and lighter highlights, Flat Black reads the same across the face of the panel. The wire is round in cross-section at .072 inch diameter, which is on the heavier end of the diameter range for this pattern family. Round wire at that weight catches a fine line of reflected light along each wire's crown, but on a flat black surface that highlight is minimal, keeping the overall appearance matte and graphic. The 1/2 inch by 1/2 inch mesh is a square, direction-neutral grid, so the panel reads the same regardless of which way it is oriented in the frame.
This panel suits cabinet shops and designers specifying hardware in black or near-black finish programs, and contractors installing contemporary or industrial built-ins where a visible pull or glazed panel would look out of place. The large sheet format is practical for shops cutting multiple inserts from one panel, and the neutral square grid works across a range of door proportions without committing to a vertical or horizontal reading. Homeowners replacing glazed inserts in factory-built cabinetry will find the flat finish reads cleanly against both painted and wood-veneer door frames finished in dark tones.
The antiqued finishes in this pattern family use controlled oxidation or patina to create contrast between the recesses and the raised surfaces of the wire. Flat Black is a uniform matte tone with no intentional highlight variation, so the panel reads as a single consistent color rather than as a surface with depth.
No. The openings are equal in both dimensions, so the panel reads the same installed vertically or horizontally.
.072 inch, in a round cross-section.
No. This is a woven or welded wire grille, with individual round wires crossing at each grid intersection. A perforated sheet is punched from a solid face and has no wire.
Choose this panel when the opening calls for a square, direction-neutral grid in a flat finish that recedes rather than reflects.
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