Cast iron, a material often associated with sturdy cookware and architectural structures, has a rich history that extends into the realm of weaponry. Among the various applications of cast iron, spears have emerged as a fascinating subject of study. The use of cast iron spears dates back centuries and represents a pivotal evolution in both material science and warfare.

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Townhouse developments can also benefit from the beauty and durability of a wrought iron fence. Spirals, intricate curves and classic spears and columns can add aesthetic interest as well as maintain a consistent visual element around a complex.

Aluminium profiles are also characterised by the greatest stability among the materials used for windows. They are lightweight and durable, making them the best choice for the installation of large and heavy glazing. A typical frame can hold burglar-proof glass packages weighing as much as 50-60 kg/m2! In addition, aluminium is easily mouldable, allowing the creation of a variety of window shapes, such as rectangular, round or arched. Thanks to its high stability and strength, the profile can be relatively narrow, allowing for large glazings with almost no visible frame.

Moreover, real spears have found their place in contemporary societies, often celebrated in sports, arts, and reenactments. Javelin throwing, for example, is an Olympic sport that pays homage to the spear in its athletic form. Meanwhile, historical reenactors and martial artists study traditional spear techniques, preserving the knowledge and skills of ancestors for future generations. This blend of history and modernity illustrates the enduring legacy of the spear across time.

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