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Ornamental fence in Iron Mountain

An ornamental fence can provide a subtle look to a big yard.

Recently we worked on a couple of ornamental fence projects. They went (video below) with a 2 ½ inch post, the pickets are wide pickets. Being made out of aluminum it has a real nice, elegant look to it. It’s not going to rust on you. It is something that is going to live on for a long time and look really nice.

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People are going to want a style like this when they are trying to make a traditional look with wrought iron type fences. People like the traditional wrought iron but it is very expensive because of freight, it is very heavy. It also has a tendency to rust a lot quicker where in this case it is an aluminum wrought iron fence. Aluminum is not going to rust on you.

Aluminum is also less expensive than steel ones for a more affordable cost while still providing the look that you want to do a very nice big yard and not spend as much as you would with a steel one.

It was very advantageous to go with this black fence. The reason why, the owner was originally thinking of going with vinyl with the white fence in the backyard like she did in the front yard. But then she changed her mind to match the wrought iron to match the one from her neighbor which ended up being much more subtle. It blended into the background better. It wasn’t so loud. Vinyl can get very loud and bright. A lot of white can be a little too much contrast with that look also.

Overall, it was a very nice project. It went nice. Escanaba doesn’t have very many problems for digging holes. It is all sandy, so it went pretty well. The backyard was a little bit funky. It’s right on “snake alley” and has a couple of curves to it so to make it look really nice we followed that curve with every six-foot section. We followed the curve and made a nice curve in the fence. The owner sure liked that.

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Comments

  1. Olivia Smart said:
    July 28, 2023 at 8:35 pm

    Thank you for explaining that aluminum won’t rust. We’re thinking about getting a metal fence around our office complex. I’ll be sure to keep this in mind since it seems like it could be a good material to use. http://gateguys.com/fence-installation

    • Delta Fenceman said:
      July 28, 2023 at 8:42 pm

      Hi Olivia,

      Thank you for the comment on our Blog post. If you are interested in seeing the different types and styles of fences before you decide, we do have an outdoor showroom with the various wood, ornamental, vinyl, chain link, and metal fences on display. We often walk visitors and would be buyers around to give them a visual sense of the fence types. Another option is to tab through the photo archive HERE and of course, please call if you have questions. 906.786.1076

      Have a super weekend!

      ~ Aaron

  2. Lily Bridgers said:
    February 6, 2024 at 9:55 pm

    I see why folks seeking a classical look with wrought iron fences would prefer a classic design. I’ve been thinking of enclosing our yard with wrought iron fencing. Since there has been an increase in foot traffic in the area, I want to make sure our property is safe. Furthermore, the façade of our house would seem much more elegant with the timeless style of wrought iron. http://www.hamlinhandrailings.com/services

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