Ornamental steel — often called “wrought iron”–style — fencing combines security with a premium, architectural look. That is why it is a popular choice for corporate campuses, institutional properties, and high-visibility commercial entrances. Here is what to consider for a commercial ornamental iron project.
Security With Curb Appeal
Vertical steel pickets are difficult to climb and provide clear sightlines for cameras and patrols, while looking far more refined than chain link — security that also elevates the property.
Materials and Finishes
Modern “wrought iron” fencing is typically welded steel rather than true forged wrought iron. For commercial use it should be hot-dip galvanized and powder-coated for corrosion resistance, with the gauge and height specified for the site.
Matching Gates and Access
Ornamental steel gates — swing or slide — can be matched to the fence and integrated with automation and access control for a cohesive, secure entrance.
Built to Spec, In-House
Advanced Fences fabricates ornamental and architectural iron fencing in-house to your site specifications. See our architectural iron fencing page.