Your builder, fencer or joiner, or you. Everything arrives finished, in numbered sections, with fixings and a setting-out drawing showing exactly where each anchor goes, so fitting is straightforward.

What is it made from?

Solid steel bar, which is how wrought iron style railings are made today. Steel is stronger than traditional iron and takes a galvanised and powder-coated finish, so you get the classic patterns with a finish that lasts for decades.

Can you match the railings on the rest of the street?

Yes, from photos and a couple of measurements. Send a photo straight on with a tape across one section, plus the length of your wall, and we draw the pattern for your approval before making it.

Send us rough sizes with the enquiry and we will tell you exactly what to measure and where. For anything made to fit an opening we ask for three measurements across it, so it fits exactly. If you prefer, send photos and we will work from those to a budget price first.

How are railings fixed to a brick wall?

Either with lugs set into the top of the wall in resin, or with posts on base plates bolted down. Lugs look the most traditional. If the wall top is uneven or the coping is loose, tell us and we will specify base plates instead.

How long does it take?

Typically two to three weeks from the day you approve the drawings to the day it is delivered. Repeat orders on a design we already hold are faster. If you have a fixed site date, tell us at enquiry stage and we will confirm whether it can be met before you commit.

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Wrought Iron Style Railings

The period look, made in modern steel with a finish that lasts for decades.

Made to your measurements
Delivered ready to fit
UK-wide, 2–3 weeks

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Not sure what to measure? Read the measuring guide

Wrought iron style railings for terraces, front gardens and period houses, made in solid steel bar and finished black. We copy a pattern from a photo of the neighbour's railings or work from the classic designs, then galvanise and powder coat it so it looks like iron without the yearly painting.

What we supply

Front garden railings on dwarf walls
Step and basement railings with scrolls and finials
Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian patterns
Matching to existing railings from a photo
Cast-style finials, collars and rosettes
Balcony and landing balustrades in the same style
Matching wrought iron style gates

Not on the list? If it is made of steel, describe it and we will price it. Ask for a price →

Specification

Bars: 12 to 20 mm solid square or round bar
Top and bottom rail: 40×10 flat or 25×25 box, drilled and welded
Finials: Spear, fleur-de-lis, ball, urn or to match a sample
Fixing: Lugs for dwarf walls, base plates or core-drilled posts
Finish: Hot-dip galvanised + satin black powder coat as standard

To quote this, we need

Length of each run and where it changes direction
Height from the top of the wall or step
A photo of the pattern you want, or of the existing railings
What it fixes to: wall top, steps or ground

Missing some of it? Send what you have and we will tell you what else is needed.

Wrought iron style railings

Styles we make

Illustrations of popular styles. Yours is made to your drawing and sizes.

Before you enquire

Questions people ask about wrought iron railings

Who fits it?: Your builder, fencer or joiner, or you. Everything arrives finished, in numbered sections, with fixings and a setting-out drawing showing exactly where each anchor goes, so fitting is straightforward.
What is it made from?: Solid steel bar, which is how wrought iron style railings are made today. Steel is stronger than traditional iron and takes a galvanised and powder-coated finish, so you get the classic patterns with a finish that lasts for decades.
Can you match the railings on the rest of the street?: Yes, from photos and a couple of measurements. Send a photo straight on with a tape across one section, plus the length of your wall, and we draw the pattern for your approval before making it. Read the measuring guide →
How do I measure up?: Send us rough sizes with the enquiry and we will tell you exactly what to measure and where. For anything made to fit an opening we ask for three measurements across it, so it fits exactly. If you prefer, send photos and we will work from those to a budget price first. Read the measuring guide →
How are railings fixed to a brick wall?: Either with lugs set into the top of the wall in resin, or with posts on base plates bolted down. Lugs look the most traditional. If the wall top is uneven or the coping is loose, tell us and we will specify base plates instead.
How long does it take?: Typically two to three weeks from the day you approve the drawings to the day it is delivered. Repeat orders on a design we already hold are faster. If you have a fixed site date, tell us at enquiry stage and we will confirm whether it can be met before you commit.

This page also covers

People come to us for wrought iron railings under a lot of different names. If you were searching for any of these, you are in the right place. It is all the same fabrication, priced the same way.

iron railings
cast iron railings
victorian railings
iron railings for front garden
rod iron railing
iron balustrade
period railings
railings on a brick wall

Get a price for wrought iron railings

Send your sizes, a drawing or a photo with dimensions on it, and we will come back with an exact price and a lead time. Everything is made to measure, to your sizes.

An exact price, usually within two working days: Material, fabrication, finish and delivery to your postcode are all included in it.
Rough information is fine: A phone photo with dimensions written on it is enough to start. We will tell you what else we need. See what to measure.
Prefer to talk?: Call +44 7481 454 999 (Mon–Fri, 08:00–17:00 UK time).
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