Linen Finish Stainless Steel Sheet — Embossed & Etched

Linen finish is produced in two ways — embossed (the pattern is rolled into the sheet with matched roll molds) or etched (the pattern is formed into the surface chemically or by laser). We offer three patterns — beaded linen, crosshatch linen and bead curtain linen — in finishes from natural silver to red copper and antique bronze gold.

Beaded linen is embossed: a fabric-like pattern pressed into the sheet with matched male and female roll molds, giving the surface real depth you can feel — not just see.

Crosshatch linen is etched: the pattern is formed into the surface through a chemical or laser process rather than mechanical pressing, so the lines and dots carry a relief you can feel.

Bead curtain linen is also etched, so the strands carry a relief you can feel and take PVD color evenly across fine detail.

How the three linen patterns compare.

All linen finish stainless steel sheets are available on two base finishes: a matte, aged vintage base that mutes the surface further for a calmer, less reflective look, or a mirror-polished base that keeps the weave dense and gives a high-gloss, reflective result.

Questions buyers ask before ordering linen finish stainless steel.

Material-driven, engineering-supported, execution-ready. One supplier from the mill to your site.

Three things we measure on our own production, each compared with typical market product.

Every order ships with a Mill Test Report traced to its heat number, and SGS testing is available on request. These are real documents from our mill partners and our project work.

Other embossed, etched and textured stainless steel sheets.