Wrought iron fencing is a type of fencing product made primarily of iron or steel through processes such as forging, welding, and casting. It combines practicality with artistic appeal. Its characteristics are as follows:

1. Materials and Craftsmanship Material:

Typically, mild steel pipe, iron pipe, or wrought iron are used. Some high-end products incorporate hot-dip galvanizing for enhanced corrosion resistance.

Craftsmanship: Hand-forged or machined, complex patterns, curved lines, and other artistic shapes can be created. Some products retain the original hammer marks for a natural aesthetic.

2. Performance Characteristics Durability:

Highly impact-resistant, suitable for long-term outdoor use, but requires regular anti-corrosion treatment (such as painting) to prevent rust.
Highly Decorative: Available in a variety of styles, including European, classical, and modern, it's commonly found in villas, parks, and historical buildings.

3. Application Scenarios
Residential and Commercial: Villa courtyards, residential community walls, scenic area entrances, and more, combining security and landscape design.
Public Facilities: Municipal projects, cultural relics, and other locations where artistic and historical elements are emphasized.

Advantages of Wrought Iron Fences:
Strength and Durability
Wrought iron fences are typically made of sturdy iron or steel, offering high impact resistance and stability, maintaining their shape over time and making them suitable for outdoor use.

Safety Protection‌
Its sturdy structure effectively prevents climbing and vandalism, making it suitable for high-security locations such as homes and gardens.

Corrosion Protection‌
Galvanizing and painting significantly enhance rust resistance and extend its service life (hot-dip galvanizing can last over 20 years).

Design Versatility‌
Customizable with complex patterns, curves, and other artistic shapes, it complements a variety of styles, including European, classical, and modern, offering both functional and decorative appeal.

Easy Installation and Maintenance‌
Its modular design allows for quick installation, while regular cleaning and repainting are required to maintain its appearance.

Environmental and Economical
The material is recyclable, and the long-term maintenance costs of the hot-dip galvanizing process are lower than those of other coating methods.