Impressive Residential Fence (BP230)
BP230 is partly screened: solid arched panels give privacy, while the openwork above keeps the fence light. Forged arrowheads finish the top.
The structure is made on both sides and hot-dip galvanized.
Part privacy, part openwork
BP230 combines practicality with a strong aesthetic accent. The lower part of each span is solid and rises in an arch, giving the garden privacy where it is needed, while the upper part stays open, with bars and scrolls between the arch and the top rail. Forged arrowheads finish the bars and give the silhouette a crisp, decorative edge. The fence is therefore partly screened and partly transparent, a balance many owners look for.
On a snowy day, as here, the fence shows its outline clearly between brick pillars with stone caps. The arched solid panels and the band of openwork above them create a rhythm that is easy to read from far away.
A fence treated as architecture
Rather than treating the fence as a mere barrier, we approached BP230 as part of the architecture of the property, an element that builds the character of the place and strengthens its identity. Every detail and every fragment of the structure is made in our workshop, where we keep control over proportions and finish from the first drawing to the last coat of paint.
Eye-catching from a distance
Impressive fences like BP230 stand out from afar. The form is planned to create a consistent line that organises the space around the house and shapes the first impression. The rhythm and proportions make the whole look elegant without exaggeration, so the fence becomes as important as the architecture of the building itself.
Protection and contact with the street
The fence protects the property and gives a sense of security, yet the openwork upper band keeps a connection with the surroundings. The steel structure provides stability and long life, which matters both in daily use and in how the fence is perceived over the years. It is a fence that not only guards the garden but also expresses the style of its owners.
Made on both sides, hot-dip galvanized
The structure is made on both sides, so the fence looks finished from the garden as well as from the street, and it is hot-dip galvanized before painting. The zinc layer protects the steel in every corner of the arches and behind the solid panels, places that are hard to reach with paint alone, and keeps the fence free of rust for decades.
- solid arches in steel sheet or with a lattice front,
- arrowhead, ball or fleur-de-lis bar tops,
- pillars in brick, stone or forged steel,
- a matching driveway gate with the same arches.
Consistency from pillar to pillar
Every element, from the posts and the spans to the finishing details, is designed with the whole in mind. That consistency is what makes the fence expressive and harmonious at the same time. Impressive fences of this kind underline the prestige of a property and give it a visual identity that is recognisable from the street.
See more of our residential iron fences, or ask us to adapt BP230 to your house.
Adapting BP230 to your plot
Many details of BP230 can be changed. The solid arches can be made higher for more privacy or lower for a lighter look, their surface can be smooth, embossed or covered with a lattice, and the openwork band can carry scrolls, rings or simple bars. The arrowheads can be replaced with balls, spears or fleurs-de-lis, depending on the style of the house.
We also adjust the fence to the site. On a slope the arches follow the gradient span by span, and where the boundary turns a corner, special corner panels keep the pattern continuous. Before production you receive a drawing of the whole frontage, so you can see exactly how the fence will look.
Installation is carried out by our own team in Poland and across Europe; for clients further afield we ship the fence packed for transport, with drawings and fixing details for a local installer.
