Structural Components
Cast iron picket fences have become increasingly popular in residential and commercial properties alike, offering a unique blend of aesthetic appeal, durability, and security. This article explores the various benefits of cast iron picket fences, their historical significance, and their practical applications in contemporary architecture.
As mentioned above, wrought iron is the stronger, more durable material because the hand-forging process develops a tough, almost wood-like grain in the iron which allows it to withstand significant pressure.
Top swing reversible windows are also mainly used in high-rise buildings, but they could be worth considering for the home. Essentially, these operate in precisely the same way as top-hung casement windows, but they use a very sophisticated friction-stay mechanism. The window is opened to its normal opening position and then stops as a standard opened window. Upon releasing a catch on the friction stays, the window continues to open out still further and reverses back on itself, bringing the outside pane to the inside.
What are aluminum profiles and their uses?
Here, we outline the various aluminium window opening options. Please bear in mind that brands do not offer all these types of aluminium window openings. You can contact us for information if there’s a particular window opening you’re after.



Plus, aluminum is a tough material that maintains its brand-new look for longer and requires little to no maintenance on your part. When you partner with an experienced aluminum fence installer, you can expect a painless installation procedure along the way too.
The steel box lock provides an added layer of security by ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to the contents of the box. With advancements in lock technology, steel box locks now come in a variety of designs and mechanisms, including key locks, combination locks, and digital locks. Each type of lock offers its own set of benefits, depending on the level of security you require.
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: