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The Kent Design RE25 is a decorative metal grille panel for cabinet door frames, furniture openings, and architectural inserts. At 36 by 48 inches it is a full-size stock sheet finished in Antique Brass.
The 3/16 inch mesh is a small, tight opening compared to the 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch grids that dominate this category. That makes it a natural choice for openings where the patterned face should read as texture rather than as individual apertures, furniture pieces with smaller door frames, display cabinet inserts, and decorative screens where the material behind the panel should stay visually receded. At 36 by 48 inches the sheet is large enough to supply several door openings from a single panel, which suits a project with repeated door inserts of consistent size.
Wire style is one of the quieter differences between grille panels, and it matters most when light falls across the face. Round wire has a single highlight line running along its crown. Square wire reads as a crisp grid of edges and flats. Flat wire is different from both: the section is wider than it is tall, so the wire carries a broad face that holds more finish surface. On an Antique Brass finish, with its deliberate darkening in the recesses and lighter tones left on the raised surfaces, the flat wire's wide face gives the finish more room to show its two-tone depth. The result is a grille that reads richer and more detailed than a round-wire version of the same pattern would at the same viewing distance.
Cabinet shops building furniture-style cabinetry, designers specifying built-in display cases and media cabinets, and woodworkers finishing appliance garages and enclosed shelving all work with panels like this. The Antique Brass finish and the fine 3/16 inch mesh push this particular panel toward traditional, transitional, and warm-contemporary interiors where brass tones read at home. The tight mesh keeps the panel from reading as an industrial grid and instead gives it a refined, fabric-like quality at a distance.
Flat wire has a wider, flatter face rather than a rounded crown, so it holds more visible surface area at each wire. On a finish like Antique Brass that difference in face width shows up as a broader, more pronounced highlight at each strand.
Yes. The most common opening sizes in this product line are 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch. At 3/16 inch this panel has a noticeably tighter pattern that reads as texture rather than as a grid of visible openings.
The 3/16 inch by 3/16 inch mesh is square, so the pattern reads the same in both directions. There is no preferred orientation.
36 by 48 inches.
Choose this panel when the opening calls for a fine, tight mesh with the depth and warmth that only a well-finished Antique Brass surface delivers.
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