Published by Lone Star Fence & Construction

People love wrought iron fencing. Installing wrought iron fencing is a true investment for any home that will withstand elemental forces for decades to come. But durability isn’t its only feature, here are a few of best practical uses for wrought iron fencing:

• Driveway gates.  Wrought iron fencing offers a unique pairing of style and security. Its ability to be shaped into a wide range of style featuring elaborate curves, twists,, and sharp upwards points makes it great for accentuating the edges of your property. Pair it with an electric gate system to automatically let wanted vehicles in and unwanted ones out.
• Garden gates.  When choosing fencing for inside the bounds of your property, wrought iron fencing makes a great choice for accenting the beauty of features like your garden. Here, the emphasis is more on beauty than security or privacy and so you might install a shorter wrought iron fence of between 1 and 3 feet tall.
• Ornamental gates.  Wrought iron fencing is designed to have its rails spaced evenly apart for a thin profile. This allows the backdrop to be the focus while the fence features  its own classic style. For instance, many homeowners choose this fencing type to provide a physical barrier between the road and their property, but not a visual barrier.