Metal Fence for the Property (BP226)
BP226 departs from the usual fence based on vertical bars. Its panels rise into tall scrolled arches, elegant and richly decorated at the same time.
You are welcome to see fences like this in our showroom.
Scrolls instead of bars
Most fences start from a row of vertical bars and add ornament on top. BP226 turns that idea around: its panels are drawn almost entirely with scrolls, which rise from the bottom rail and meet in tall arches near the top. The result is a fence that looks woven rather than barred, elegant and richly decorated at the same time, and quite different from the railings people usually see along a street.
Because the scrolls are interlocked and welded at every point where they touch, the panel is as rigid as a barred one. It also stays secure, since the openings between the curves are too small to climb through.
A design that suits many houses
Despite the rich ornament, the design is surprisingly versatile. On a classical villa it looks palatial, on a family house in brick it feels traditional and warm, and in front of a modern building with plain walls it becomes the single decorative accent of the frontage. Repetition is the key: every span carries the same drawing, so a long boundary reads as one calm, continuous line.
The panels can stand on a low wall, between masonry pillars or between forged posts, and the height of the arches can be adjusted to the scale of the house.
- front fences of family houses,
- boundaries of villas and manor-style homes,
- garden partitions and terrace screens,
- courtyards of hotels and restaurants.
How the scrolls of BP226 are made
Each scroll starts as a straight bar, which is heated, given a tapered or rolled end and then bent around a form. Identical curves are made over the same form, which keeps the pattern symmetrical; the slight variations of hand work are still visible up close and give the ironwork its life. After assembly the panels are zinc-coated and painted, usually in black or graphite.
Scroll fences hold dirt less than you might think. Rain rinses most of it away, and an occasional wash keeps the finish looking fresh.
If a panel is ever damaged, for example by a vehicle, it can be repaired or remade from the original drawing, which we keep for every order.
See it before you order
Fences of this type are on display in our showroom in Dębica, where you can compare different scroll patterns, finishes and heights side by side. If you cannot visit, send us photos of your house and the dimensions of the frontage, and we will prepare a drawing showing how BP226 would look on your property, together with a matching driveway gate and wicket.
