While wrought iron is naturally durable, it is essential to protect it from rust and corrosion. Coatings and finishes, such as powder coating or galvanizing, are applied to enhance the longevity of the fence. These treatments not only provide a protective barrier but are also available in a variety of colors, allowing homeowners to match their fence to their property’s exterior.

When you’re selecting a fence for your property, you’re making a decision that will impact both the aesthetics and security of your home for years to come. 

6. Lubricate the Rollers and Track Once you’re satisfied with the adjustments, apply lubricant to the rollers and the track. This helps reduce friction and prevents rust, ensuring that your sliding door operates smoothly for years to come.

The best construction method for iron fence is one that is strong and looks good from both sides.  Below are a couple of photos showing how we build our Stronghold Iron fence with a punched rail and fully welded construction at the picket-to-rail intersection and for the decorative finial tip.  You can see the picket (upright) goes through the middle of the punched rail for a strong connection and clean look from both sides of the fence:

Wrought iron has been a favored material for artisans and craftsmen for centuries. Known for its strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal, decorative wrought iron pieces adorn homes, gardens, and public spaces all over the world. From intricately designed gates and railings to elegant furniture and sculptures, the versatility of wrought iron allows it to serve both functional and decorative purposes.

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