Demakersvan’s Lace Chain Link Fence

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January 14, 2009

Dutch design outfit Demakersvan has attempted to remedy the cold industrial feel of the chain link fence by adding an unexpected flourish of beauty to the standard security device. Re-routing the repetitive diamond pattern of the fence into a needlepoint-esque organic design, the “Lace Fence” concept brings some sorely needed beauty into this ubiquitous element of urban space.

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By Dan Gould

in Architecture, Arts & Culture, Design, Home & Garden, Dan Gould's Articles

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And as an added bonus, those big holes make it easier to climb.

That’s a bonus for those who want to get in, not a bonus to those who want to keep people out.

Kevin Creighton
January 19th, 2009 at 1:39 pm
did you see their website? it looks like they can also make fences to prevent climbing!

Lars Beultemeier
February 16th, 2009 at 2:54 am

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