A rod iron fence is not just a boundary; it is a statement of style and an invitation for passersby to admire the property it encloses. Each component, from the sturdy posts to the delicate pickets and decorative elements, serves a crucial role in both the functionality and appearance of the fence. Understanding these parts allows homeowners to appreciate their investment fully, undertake appropriate maintenance, and tailor their choices to suit both practical needs and aesthetic desires. Whether you are constructing a new fence or upgrading an existing one, having a solid grasp of these components will ensure a successful outcome.

According to customer needs, Chalco can provide aluminum alloy door and window profiles of various models, surface treatments, shapes, colors, etc. Contact us to start your one-stop shopping experience.

When we’re designing a custom iron fence or railing, we offer customers the option to add decorative elements made from cast iron to an otherwise wrought iron structure. Those pieces are then welded onto the pickets of the railing. This process can save on costs, since producing intricate decorative designs in wrought iron through hand forging can get expensive.

2. Resistance to Corrosion Unlike steel or wood, aluminum has excellent resistance to corrosion. This property ensures that glazing beads remain intact and functional even in harsh weather conditions, such as heavy rain or humidity. The longevity of these beads translates to better performance and lower maintenance costs for homeowners and building managers.

When it comes to enhancing the security of your gates and ensuring smooth operation, our gate wheels are the perfect choice. Designed to withstand heavy loads and harsh weather conditions, our gate wheels provide effortless movement and stability, giving you peace of mind knowing that your property is well-protected.
In addition to hardware components, we also offer high-quality sealants that play a crucial role in weatherproofing your doors and windows. Our sealants form a durable barrier against moisture, drafts, and noise, ensuring optimal performance and longevity for your fixtures.

In interior design, wrought iron is often used for railings, chandeliers, and furniture pieces. Wrought iron coffee tables, bed frames, and chairs combine durability with artistic flair, making them timeless additions to any home. The contrast of wrought iron against warm wood or vibrant fabrics creates a striking visual appeal.

Window frames are made in 6060 alloy and sold in bar formats too.

It will come as no surprise to learn that modern windows are primarily intended to be ‘warm’. This means that they are not supposed to allow warm air to escape from the house. This parameter is described by the heat transfer coefficient Uw, which gives us the answer to the question of how much heat escapes through the window due to the difference in external and internal temperatures.