The tighter the spindle spacing, the more a mashrabiya panel behaves like a true privacy screen rather than a decorative grille — and this close-weave turned-spindle panel is built from densely spaced, lathe-turned wooden spindles for exactly that reason. It's the modern equivalent of the turned-baluster mashrabiya that shaded old Cairo's windows, giving more coverage and shade than an open grid while still letting air move freely between the spindles.
Because the rounded spindles catch light along their full length rather than just at a cut edge, the panel reads as a soft, three-dimensional texture instead of a flat silhouette, even at this closer spacing. That combination of real privacy and warmth makes it well suited to window screens facing a neighbouring building, room dividers in a shared space, balustrade infills where a gap-free look matters, and headboard panels where you want texture without an open view straight through.
Made to order in solid wood: choose the panel size, the spindle spacing — this close weave, or a more open spacing if you'd like more light through — the wood species, and the finish (natural, stained or painted). Supplied flat, ready to fix into an opening or have framed. Tell us how the panel will be used and how much privacy you need, and we'll recommend the right spacing before quoting.
Made to order — send your size and privacy needs and we'll confirm lead time and price with your quote.
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