Where can I order wrought iron fence panels from?

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armstrr

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Or wrought iron looking... King architectural has a few options, but many are "for the trades only".

But I can measure, level and set posts, and fitting drilling and fastening the panels is well within my capabilities. Let me know if you have come across a
Website.

Thanks!

Ps. My local code requires 5' fencing....
 
I installed some AmeriStar Aluminum fencing a couple years ago. Nice, strong (way stronger than the suff at HD and Lowes), and powder coated. The fence has a Limited Lifetime warranty. A little expensive, I think my Echelon Plus panels and posts were about $25-$28 a LF for just the materials.

http://www.ameristarfence.com/

I found a local shop that placed the order for me. It is a very nice fence and easy to install (the panels are attached to the poles with brackets). My panels came assembled, but I think you can also order them unassembled (you install the individual pickets into the top and bottom rails). I had to cut several of my panels, it would be a piece of cake to put them together.

There are a couple other companies that make fencing like this:

http://www.masterhalco.com/
 
I bought mind from http://www.discountfence.com. Ornamental fencing by Jerith. As far as my research goes they were the cheapest but that was three years ago. I got great customer support and some very useful tips from there salesperson. The main tip that I felt was the most important was not to purchase a fence that the pickets extended below the bottom rail. These will get bumped by the lawn mower and bent and will eventually break. The only problem I had was that UPS damaged two panels during shipping. Definately plan to be home for the delivery and look over each piece. Make sure you document any issues on the packing slip clearly and read all the requirements that have to be meet in order to have a valid claim before signing for the damaged goods.
 
Jerith was another one I looked at for my yard.

I also wanted the 'smooth' top and bottom rail. I found this photo I took before I leveled everything out and cut off the posts.

Look, my tree just fell over...
 

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