Decorative ironwork without impractical details
Styles you can compare
Completed examples make it easier to judge simple and ornamental patterns.
Balanced decoration
We set out scrolls and railheads evenly across the available width.
Substantial construction
Solid bars give the infill a firmer feel than lightweight tubular sections.
Choose detail that suits the property
A gate can be plain and restrained or form a strong feature at the entrance. We make wrought iron gates in traditional and contemporary styles, helping you choose detail that fits the age and shape of your home. Arches, scrolls, rings, baskets, finials and railheads can be arranged in different combinations without making the design feel overworked. Our portfolio gives you real completed examples to compare. We also size the pattern carefully, as the spacing and amount of decoration affect visibility, privacy and the overall weight of the gate.
One leaf or two, measured for daily access
A single pedestrian gate suits paths and narrower entrances, while paired gates can span a drive or wider access point. We measure before recommending the layout, checking hinge positions, opening space and the surfaces that will carry the gate. Our preference for solid infill bars gives the construction a substantial feel. Once you settle on the proportions and ornamental detail, we fabricate the design and apply powder coating as standard. The result is fitted for use, not just admired from the pavement.
Frequently asked questions
Which decorative features can I add to my gate?
Options include arches, scrolls, rings, baskets, finials and railheads. We help you compare combinations and keep the proportions balanced across your opening. The final choice depends on your preferred style, visibility and budget.
Should I choose a single or paired wrought iron gate?
That depends on the opening width and how you use it. A single leaf commonly suits pedestrian access, while paired leaves work across wider entrances. We inspect swing space, supports and ground clearance before setting out the design.
Will an ornate gate block the view?
It can remain quite open if the bars and details are spaced lightly. Denser patterns reduce visibility but also add visual weight. We can use the site measure and portfolio examples to help you judge the right balance for the entrance.