Exclusive Oriental-Style Forged Fence (BP130B)
BP130B is a richly decorated oriental fence panel: a Greek key runs across the top, a bronze medallion sits at the centre and scrolls fill the rest.
Its mass and ornament make it impossible to walk past unnoticed. It matches our oriental gate BP130.
One of our richest fence panels
BP130B is among the richest fences we make. Each panel is crowned with a lacy crest of bronze scrolls, a Greek key band runs across the upper part, and at the centre sits a large medallion surrounded by symmetrical volutes. The mass of ornament makes it impossible to walk past unnoticed, yet the strict symmetry and the regular key pattern keep the composition orderly.
On this estate the panels crown white garden walls and fill the openings between pilasters, set against a landscaped garden with topiary, a pond and a wooden bridge. The dark bronze and the white walls create a contrast that looks good in strong sun.
Designed together with gate BP130
The fence was drawn as a companion to our oriental gate BP130, which appears in one of the photos under a white arch. The Greek key, the medallion and the curves of the crest are repeated on the gate leaves, so the entrance and the walls read as one design. Ordering both together guarantees that the proportions match perfectly.
Adjusting the BP130B pattern
BP130B is made to any size, so each panel can fill its opening exactly. The amount of ornament can be reduced for long side walls or increased near the entrance, and the finish is chosen with the client, from bronze and copper tones to black with gold. Underneath is a solid, rust-protected steel structure, so the rich decoration never weakens the panel.
- panels on top of walls or between pillars,
- the matching gate BP130 and pedestrian gates,
- a Greek key or a simpler border,
- a bronze, copper, gold or black finish.
Fitting BP130B to an existing wall
Can the panels be fixed on top of an existing wall?
Yes. We measure the wall, design the fixing plates to its width and make the panels to sit neatly on the coping, as they do in the photos. Old walls can often be kept and simply crowned with new ironwork.
