Not the greatest pic, but its tough to find one since the hardware isn’t often shown in detail.  These often leave a gap between the rail and post, are tough to get straight, give it a cheaper modular look and draw your eye to them in a not-good way.  Counter to that, our Stronghold Iron uses a stronger and cleaner looking cast-iron solid bracket that mounts inline of the fence post.  This tucks the hardware and keeps it off the face of the fence line.  This gives the look of a more authentic iron fence that was often welded together 100+ years ago.  Here are some photos of our standard iron fence bracket:

But its versatility and durability make it a prime element for a wide range of applications, including fencing. In fact, it’s part of the reason why aluminum is so widely recycled in the first place—it’s just so useful.

The production of aluminum fences is scalable to huge numbers. An aluminum fence is typically made using a manufacturing process known as extrusion. This procedure entails nothing more than moving blocks of aluminum through a dying system.

What Can We Do

In addition to enhancing the aesthetics of your property, wrought iron gates also provide added security. These gates are sturdy and strong, making it difficult for intruders to gain access to your property. They can be equipped with locks and other security features to further protect your home or business.

Of course, there are standard designs and shapes, but most users go for customized pieces depending on their projects. As such, the cost will vary since the latter is usually more expensive than the former.

You can use it as a decorative feature for hiding unsightly screw heads on the surface material.