Length of an extruded profile is dependent on billet and die opening sizes. There is a runout conveyor, which supports the formed extrusion profile as it comes out of the extrusion press.

Recycling Wrought Iron

Here’s a helpful guide to the various parts of your beautiful wrought iron fence.

One of the most significant advantages of stainless steel finger pulls is their durability. Stainless steel is renowned for its resistance to rust, corrosion, and tarnishing, making it an ideal material for high-traffic areas or spaces exposed to moisture, such as kitchens and bathrooms. Unlike their wooden or plastic counterparts, stainless steel pulls maintain their integrity over time, ensuring that they do not warp, chip, or discolor. Additionally, maintaining these pulls is a breeze; a simple wipe down with a soft cloth and mild detergent is often all that is required to keep them looking new, making them a practical choice for busy households and commercial facilities alike.

Finally, reinstall the screen door into its frame. Slide the bottom retention clips back into place or screw them back in, and gently lower the door until it clicks into position. Test the door's movement by opening and closing it several times. If it rolls smoothly, congratulations! You've successfully changed your screen door rollers.

Connecting the posts are the horizontal rails. These parts provide structure and maintain the integrity of the fence. Wrought iron fences typically consist of two horizontal rails—top and bottom. The top rail is often wider than the bottom, providing a finished look and added stability. Rails can also be designed with intricate patterns, seamlessly blending function with artistic expression.