Screenwalling is a decorative architectural element dating back to ancient times. Screenwalls were widely used in traditional constructions in Western and Eastern cultures alike. They are not merely used for decorative or aesthetic purposes; they also help keep ventilation, natural lighting and privacy under control.

In the 70s and 80s, screenwalling was all the rage in popular architecture as a decorative solution because it was functional, cost-effective, straightforward and pleasing to the eye. Screenwalls are primarily used for illumination and the natural ventilation of staircases, or as protection for balconies and terraces.

SAS Screenwalling can be used individually or in combination to create decorative wallings. The interplay of angles, shapes and styles gets the best out of each model.