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The reasons for a high security fence vary across the board. It may be to keep people out, keep people in, protect assets from tampering, etc. However, trying to pick the best security fence can be difficult when faced with a multitude of options between iron, steel, aluminum, wood, vinyl and chain link fence. Of all those options, an iron fence is going to be your best bet. Let’s go over the reasons why you should choose iron for your security fence.
While a large majority of iron fence applications are installed using brackets and screws, high-security applications may require a more tamper-proof installation. The best way for a highly secure iron fence is to forgo the brackets and weld the iron fence panels right to the steel posts.
When most people think of aluminum or iron fence projects, they think of full yard enclosures. However, both aluminum fence and iron fence work great for a decorative barrier around a patio. Check out some examples of our Stronghold Iron fence and Infinity Aluminum fence surrounding some patios and porches.
Wrought iron fence has been used around cemeteries for centuries. It is not only a durable fence that can last for decades, but it has a distinguished and reverent appearance unlike chain link and wood.
Many people assume you need a curved piece of wrought iron fence in order to follow a rounded section of a layout. However, using curved iron fence panels is extremely difficult, expensive and often not necessary.
One of the main benefits of an aluminum fence is the ability to rack the fence panels to follow the slope of a yard. Check out these installation pics from one of our customers that show an excellent install job of racked aluminum fence following slopes and hills in the yard.
Not all wrought iron fence installations follow straight lines and 90 degree turns. So what do you do when you need your iron fence panels to follow a curve, radius or angle across? Read on to see how to handle this type of installation.
Not all aluminum fence installations follow straight lines and 90 degree turns. So what do you do when you need your aluminum fence to follow a curve, radius or angle across? Read on to see how to handle this type of installation.
Our customer Jim from Ohio recently sent us in some photos of his completed project that are an amazing and beautiful example of using wood 4×4 posts in conjunction with wrought iron fence for an amazing custom look.
In an ideal world, your yard would be level, flat and fence ready. However, that is rarely the case in the real world. When utilizing our Infinity Aluminum fence you have an advantage due to the construction of the fence panels and their ability to rack.
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