Quick answer: This factory case study shows how APEX Stainless Solutions produced a coordinated matte black wall-niche program with large TV-wall modules, smaller recessed niches, integrated LED test areas, and export-ready protection. The program combined repeatable stainless fabrication with project-specific dimensions.
Project snapshot
- Product family: custom stainless steel TV wall niches, recessed wall niches, and shower niches
- Finish direction: matte black, with additional brushed nickel and gunmetal gray references in the same program
- Material reference: 304 stainless steel for the shower-niche range
- Typical sizes shown in the project records: approximately 126.01 × 59 × 5.9 in, 97 × 59 × 5.9 in, 118 × 59 × 5.9 in, and 42 × 12 × 3 in
What the project required
The project needed large recessed modules to coordinate with feature walls, plus smaller niche formats that could be ordered in a repeatable finish family. The challenge was not simply making one metal box: the large modules needed consistent flatness, clean corner transitions, and a finish that stayed visually uniform across different sizes.
How the fabrication was organized
APEX organized the work as a product family. Large wall-niche bodies were formed and welded, then checked for alignment and surface quality before protective packing. Smaller niche formats used the same finish logic so that a designer or dealer could specify one visual language across TV walls, bathrooms, and display areas.
Finish and quality-control checkpoints
Factory photos document matte black surface inspection, compartment alignment, and a lighting test. For a large niche, these checks are important because small variations become more visible across a wide front elevation. The practical handoff sequence is: confirm the opening and depth, approve the finish sample, verify the fabricated shell, then protect the surfaces for transport.
Packaging and shipment preparation
The shipment records show protective wrapping, labeled cartons, pallet preparation, and loading activity. For project orders with several sizes, clear carton identification helps receiving teams match each unit to the approved drawing and installation area.
Why this case matters to buyers
This example is useful for builders, interior contractors, hospitality teams, and dealers who need more than a catalog size. The repeatable approach supports coordinated sizes, finish sampling, drawing-based approval, and safer transport. It also shows why a supplier should be evaluated on the full workflow—from measurement review to packaging—not only on the finished face.
FAQ
Can the same finish be used across TV wall and bathroom niches?
Yes. The project records show a coordinated finish family. Final color and texture should be approved from a physical sample before production.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide the overall width, height, depth, opening details, compartment layout, finish, quantity, installation condition, and whether LED components are required.
Where can I review related products?
See the stainless steel TV wall niche and custom wall niche product pages, then request a project quotation.
How this guide is verified
Product details in this guide reflect APEX configurable manufacturing options. Final stainless grade, dimensions, finish, lighting, accessories, packaging, and delivery terms are confirmed in the approved quotation and production drawing.
Reviewed by APEX Stainless Solutions · Updated September 15, 2026