As such, it makes the material hardy and thus can withstand different harsh environmental and mechanical conditions.

This particular anodizing option appears a bit grayish and often absorbs less color when dyed. In essence, it limits its decorative finish, but you can dye it black, especially in applications surrounding windows and doors.

1. Lightweight, sturdy, and durable: aluminum doors and windows are about 50% lighter than steel doors and windows and are more resistant to corrosion than wooden doors and windows; they are also difficult to rot, and the oxidized coloring layer will not fall off, not fade, and be durable. 

Clean the window screens regularly: The window’s surface is susceptible to collecting dirt, dust, and grime, making it appear lifeless and gloomy. Use a gentle soap or glass cleaner, water solution, and a microfiber cleaning cloth to clean the door’s surface. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleansers because doing so can ruin the door’s finish.

Due to the price of materials and the relative difficulty of installation, wrought iron fences are usually more expensive than aluminum fences—but not by much.

Our wrought iron fencing options make a striking visual statement in the world of commercial spaces, where security and aesthetics go hand in hand. We are aware of the delicate equilibrium required and make sure that the strength and style of our commercial installations match. Clients and visitors alike leave with a positive impression that lasts.