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We customize metal decorative products to your exact specifications. Our expertise ensures that the unique design of any high-end project is precisely realized, from concept to flawless execution.

Materials

We specialize in high-quality stainless steel (#304/#316), aluminum, bronze and brass. We utilize these versatile metals to create durable, beautiful decorative products for a variety of architectural applications.

Surface

Provides premium decorative and protective finishes, including advanced PVD coatings and anti-fingerprint treatments. Enhance your metal products with versatile, durable and beautiful surfaces.

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Providing integrated metal solutions for complex projects. Our custom components of aluminum honeycomb composite panels can be seamlessly integrated with functional building systems, ensuring a perfect fit and aesthetic harmony for large installations.

Patina Stainless Steel Sheet

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Patina Stainless Steel Sheet

Patina is a captivating metal finish that creates unique colors, textures, and patterns on metal surfaces (particularly copper, brass, and bronze) through a controlled chemical reaction. This naturally evolving aesthetic imbues the metal with a depth of character, ranging from vibrant green to rich golden brown, bringing a timeless allure and unique artistic quality to architectural and interior design projects.

Product Parameters

Patina Finish

Patina Finish

Patina finish is a decorative surface treatment designed to reproduce the visual character of naturally aged copper, bronze, and weathered metal on a stainless steel substrate.

While a flat surface is uniformly colored, there are intentional variations in terms of coloring and mottling on the patina surface. These variations make each sheet appear different from others.

Typical patina effects include:

  • Green and verdigris-inspired tones
  • Blue-green aged metal effects
  • Brown and antique bronze tones
  • Multi-tone mottled finishes
  • Custom color depth and texture

For large projects, physical sample approval is recommended before production to ensure the desired color and overall visual effect.

Products and Applications:

Products and Applications:

Patina stainless steel can be fabricated into a wide range of decorative and architectural products.

Typical Products

  • Decorative wall panels
  • Exterior cladding panels
  • Feature walls
  • Doors and entrance panels
  • Signage
  • Sculptures and artwork
  • Landscape metalwork
  • Custom architectural panels

Typical Applications

Aged patina stainless steel is extensively utilized in hotels, resorts, restaurants, shopping malls, art galleries, museums, commercial buildings, luxury residential buildings, parks, and public artworks.

Due to its aged metal look, it is particularly appropriate for works that require an artistic or vintage nature.

Specifications:

Specifications:

Parameter Specification
Product Patina Stainless Steel Sheet
Material Grade 304 / 316 Stainless Steel
Regular Sizes 1000 × 2000 mm, 1219 × 2438 mm, 1219 × 3048 mm
Thickness 1.0–3.0 mm
Widths 1000 mm, 1219 mm, 1500 mm
Lengths 2000 mm, 2438 mm, 3048 mm, 4000 mm; custom lengths available
Surface Finish Patina / Antique Patina
Colors Green, blue-green, brown and custom multi-tone effects
Texture Mottled, aged and layered decorative texture
Construction Single-layer stainless steel sheet
Packaging PVC protective film + wooden case or iron frame
Customization Color, texture, size and fabrication available

Color and texture may vary slightly between sheets due to the intentionally irregular character of the patina finish.

Comparison of 304 and 316 grades:

Comparison of 304 and 316 grades:

Both 304 and 316 stainless steel can be used as substrates for patina finishes. The appropriate grade depends mainly on the installation environment, corrosion exposure, project requirements, and budget.

  304 Stainless Steel 316 Stainless Steel
Best for Interior and mild environments Exterior, humid and more corrosive environments
Corrosion resistance Suitable for most architectural interiors Higher resistance to chloride-related corrosion
Typical use Walls, ceilings, doors, furniture, decorative panels Exterior cladding, landscape features and coastal projects
Cost More economical Higher material cost

304 Patina Stainless Steel

304 stainless steel is a practical and cost-effective option for most interior decorative applications and relatively mild environments. It is commonly used for feature walls, doors, ceilings, furniture, artwork, and architectural panels.

316 Patina Stainless Steel

316 stainless steel offers improved resistance to pitting and crevice corrosion, especially in environments containing chlorides. It is generally preferred for coastal, humid, exterior, and other more demanding architectural applications.

For severe marine or chemical environments, material selection should be evaluated according to actual exposure conditions.

Highlights of the Patina:

Highlights of the Patina:

1. Distinctive Aged-Metal Appearance

The patina finish creates layered green, blue-green, brown, and antique tones that reproduce the visual character of naturally weathered metal. The mottled surface gives architectural spaces a warmer and more expressive appearance.

2. Rich Color and Texture

Instead of a single uniform color, the surface combines multiple tones and irregular transitions. These variations add visual depth and make each panel more distinctive.

3. Stainless Steel Performance

Patina stainless steel combines decorative aged-metal aesthetics with the strength, formability, and corrosion resistance of a stainless steel substrate, making it suitable for both decorative and architectural applications.

4. Unique Panel Variation

Slight variations in color and texture are part of the design. When multiple sheets are installed together, these differences create a more natural, handcrafted, and visually dynamic effect.

5. Customizable for Architectural Projects

INOXFURT can customize patina color, texture, sheet dimensions, and fabrication according to project requirements. The material can be used for wall panels, façades, doors, signage, sculptures, furniture, and other bespoke metal components.

FAQs
Is the color of patina stainless steel naturally formed?
No. The patina is created by applying a special chemical treatment or PVD coating to the stainless steel surface, simulating the mottled green color of copper after natural oxidation.
No. Because the base material is stainless steel and the surface has been cured, the patina is stable and won’t oxidize or powder like real copper.
Very suitable. 316-grade patina stainless steel offers excellent weather and corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting beauty in outdoor and waterscape environments.
The color depth and mottled texture of the patina vary somewhat, making each piece unique, but the overall style is controllable.
Yes. Daily cleaning with a soft cloth and clean water is sufficient. Avoid using strong acid or alkaline cleaners to protect the surface.
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