There are many different types of Metal Fences available in the market, depending on the metal type, design, style, and size. Choose the right Metal Fence as per your need. Some of the options available in Metal Fences are as below:

Aluminum fence

Mostly being used in commercial rather than residential areas, this type of fence is corrosion resistant.

So, you can install it in any area without having to worry about exposure to water, which is why Aluminum fences are popularly used. 

The lightweight of this fencing makes it the perfect option. It’s a great option as it is entirely recyclable. Aluminum is also the more cost-effective way to go instead of another type of metal fencing.

Benefits of  Aluminum fencing  

 1- Versatility

Aluminum fencing can be adjusted to fit your landscape, so you can use it on flat surfaces as well as sloped land without worrying about ugly gaps.

Plus many manufacturers can create custom designs to fit your needs.

Aluminum fencing is also great for modular wall fencing because it can be built to different height specifications and topped with spikes for security by following local code.

Visit our gallery and learn more about the options available, style, height, hardware, racking, color, caps. Call us smith metal works for help selecting a fence that will fit your specific needs and wants.

2-  Affordability 

Especially when compared with wrought iron and steel, aluminum fencing is very affordable.

Although it looks as gorgeous and regal as wrought iron, it is much more readily available and it’s cheaper to manufacture.

Plus, although its upfront cost is more than most wood fences, unlike wood , it doesn’t require additional upkeep costs and maintenance. It is a one-time investment that will last for decades without replacement 

Wrought Iron fence

Wrought Iron fences are made from the raw element of iron. Many of today’s wrought iron manufacturers add iron silicate to their product.

It can be difficult to find a manufacturer that uses true 100% raw iron in their fence materials.

 A few signs like Refined, professional workmanship is more common in wrought iron fences. Most every wrought iron fence is custom made.

Customized points include: frame caps, fence post caps, scrolls, and collars are often made with “real” wrought iron.

Genuine wrought iron is solid and shaped by a blacksmith that heats the iron to red hot temperatures, Wrought iron will bend under extreme heat and does not dent, dimple, or collapse.  

Why choose Wrought Iron fence Tried and true design, custom & unique.

Premium quality material. Heavy, very heavy. Reliable, solid. Long life span in most applications.

When Should You Choose Wrought Iron?

Wrought iron may be ideal or is commonly used in the following applications:

• Custom Craftsmanship. If you want to genuine one of a kind fence, wrought iron is the right choice. It can be heated and shaped with great levels of detail and the quality of work will differentiate your fence from all the rest.
• Long term, high-end architecture. Wrought iron holds up to harsh weathering longer than steel. It doesn’t corrode as easily or as quickly. If you want to build an ornate fence that will still be standing about a hundred years from now, choose wrought iron.   
• Restoration. If you’re improving or restoring a fence from the Victorian era, you’ll need wrought iron. Steel came into modern fence building during the industrial revolution. Fences and architecture created before that time relied on iron as their choice of steel.
• Creative, Decorative Architecture. Wrought iron is a great choice for decorative fences. Several fence installers and architects use wrought iron to create fences that are works of art.

This type of fence adds an amazing charm and elegance to the entire place. With wrought iron fencing being highly durable, it costs a bit more than other kinds of Metal Fence.

Steel Fence

Steel, which is generally iron with not more than 2% carbon, began to displace wrought and cast iron for fence-making at the end of the 19th century along with advances in mass producing the metal. Steel ushered in a new fence type—the composite fence made of steel and malleable iron—composed of light-gauge wire that was zinc-galvanized for protection, machine woven for rapid production, then shipped in rolls for installation on posts.

Unlike wrought iron fencing, steel fencing can continue on and not rot for centuries instead of years! Along with it being very sturdy, there is little to no servicing needed.

Are you in search of the best quality Metal Fencing that can give you complete satisfaction of the security of your home?  trust none other than Smith Metal Works will satisfy your needs

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