Wrought iron fence ornaments are more than just decorative elements; they are timeless pieces that add character and elegance to any property. With their rich history, durability, and aesthetic versatility, these ornaments can elevate the allure of traditional and modern homes alike. By incorporating wrought iron into your fencing or landscaping, you not only enhance the visual appeal but also invest in a piece of art that will last for generations. Whether you're drawn to intricate designs or minimalist styles, there’s a wrought iron ornament to suit every taste, ensuring your fence is a true reflection of your unique personality.
Powder Coating
Powder coating is a safe, dry finishing process that uses finely ground particles of pigment and resin to create a protective finish. We choose to powder coat our steel frames because it is low in toxicity and has low flammability. The powder coating is then evenly melted and cooled into a thin, durable film. Powder coating can maintain its finish for up to 15-20 years, depending on pre-treatment and the type of powder. Its resistance to weather, corrosion, and chemicals makes powder coating a more durable finish than paint or other liquid coatings.
Railings, too, benefit from the beauty of ornamental wrought iron. Whether used on staircases, balconies, or patios, these railings can be designed to reflect a range of architectural styles, from classic to contemporary. The intricate balusters and handrails can be crafted to match the surrounding decor, creating a seamless integration that elevates the overall aesthetic of a space. Furthermore, the durability of wrought iron ensures that these installations withstand the test of time, making them a wise investment for homeowners and businesses alike.
The window profile, or window frame, can be made mainly from three different materials: plastic, i.e. PVC, wood and aluminium. Plastic profiles are the most common and the most economical. Laminated timber frames are valued for their naturalness and rigidity, which is particularly important for larger patio windows. However, they are more expensive, heavier and require regular maintenance. Aluminium profiles, on the other hand, although they have the highest cost, are the most rigid, durable and maintenance-free. This is why their share of the market is steadily increasing, although due primarily to their high price, they still do not exceed a few percent.