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Rails are the horizontal components that connect the pickets and provide stability to the fence. A standard rod iron fence will typically have at least two horizontal rails – one at the top and one at the bottom – although additional rails can be included for extra strength. The placement and number of rails influence the overall durability of the fence, especially in areas subjected to high winds or heavy impacts.

Some of the commonly used ways include the following;

The most common component of contemporary wrought iron fences is the tubing made of iron or steel. The tubes are worked into forms by machines, and the manufacturers also utilize devices to produce the decoration traditionally used with a wrought iron fence. The lines are welded together to form wall panels, resulting in a robust iron fence.

Institutional Buildings: Schools, hospitals, and other institutional buildings often use aluminium window profiles for their maintenance-free characteristics and long service life. The profiles can be customized to provide optimal light transmission and ventilation.