
In the current market, the majority of cast iron decorative fence is produced by a few big producers who mainly offer welding sloops. These manufacturers account for the majority of the market share.
Materials to Consider
Wrought iron: Genuine wrought iron is solid and shaped by a blacksmith that heats the iron to red hot temperatures.
Not merely the component for joining panels together, metal fence posts are also the primary anchors for any installation. By acting as a fence’s “feet,” posts provide stability and security necessary to keep the panels firmly in place. Their height can vary to accommodate whichever panel height you’ve chosen. Matching the post to the panel is essential. These components rely on 2″ square tubing and are visually distinct from the panels. To anchor iron safety fence panels to their corresponding posts, special hardware called a “sleeve,” or a “bracket” attaches the top and bottom rails to the post. Then they’re permanently attached using either screws or a weld.

Wrought iron, derived from the Old English term 'work,' refers to the process of forging iron by hand, shaping it into various forms. The material's malleability allows artisans to create intricate patterns, making each railing panel a unique piece of art. The panels often feature ornate scrolls, floral motifs, or geometric shapes, reflecting the creativity and skill of the craftsmen who shaped them.

decorative spears. These spears are often crafted with intricate designs and patterns, making them unique and eye-catching conversation pieces.
- Door Sticking or Binding If your door continues to stick after adjustments, check for warped tracks or damaged rollers. Replacement may be necessary in such cases.

