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If you’ve read about the differences between our Traditional grade and Signature grade fences and gates, you may be wondering which is the right choice for your project. Check out our video and pictures on the subject in this week’s post!
What is ‘Traditional Grade’ and ‘Signature Grade’ Iron and Aluminum Fence?
It’s a question we often get asked, so here’s a detailed breakdown of the two grades available for our iron and aluminum fence and gates.
Fence and Gate Terms You May not Know
What does it all mean?! I break it down so you know what part of the materials are being referred to when you shop for an iron or aluminum fence and gate.
Galvanization and Why It’s Important for Wrought Iron Fence Longevity
When buying an iron or steel fence, rust prevention on the metal should be something you research closely as the materials and methods used can have a large impact on the appearance and longevity of your fence.
Iron Fence Shop – Our Second Gold Star Award from the BBB!
Buy with confidence from Iron Fence Shop! We received our second Gold Star Award from the Better Business Bureau (BBB)!
Wrought Iron Fence or Aluminum Fence for Restaurants and Outdoor Patios
Iron and Aluminum Fence: It?s not just for yards anymore. See how you can transform a boring patio into a cozy getaway for you or your customers.
Authentic Wrought Iron and Aluminum Fence – It’s All About the Finial Tips
Finials are what gives an iron or aluminum fence that authentic, traditional look. Does the fence you are looking at provide welded-on, solid iron and aluminum finials at no extra charge?
We?ve often heard folks confused on what to call those decorative elements on the top of our fences and gates.
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Finials for Fences – What Are They Exactly Anyways?
What is the difference between Wrought Iron Fence and Steel Fence?
While shopping for fence, it can get very confusing when you see terms like ‘iron’ and ‘steel’ being tossed around and interchanged. So what are the real differences between them?
