FAQ

Brief Introduction to Wrought Iron, Wrought Aluminium & Aluminium, and their Main Differences.

Wrought Iron
Wrought iron is commercially pure iron, having a very small carbon content. It is very tough, malleable, and can be easily welded. With powder coating, wrought iron is rust resistant. Wrought Iron is hugely popular because it can be adapted to any style, shape, or pattern, and its functional applications are limitless.  

Main Qualities: Widest Range of Designs, Stronger than both Aluminium & Wrought Aluminium  

Wrought Aluminium (Aluminum)
Wrought aluminum marries the centuries-old craft of hand forging to the high tech performance of aluminum. Though wrought aluminum cannot duplicate the more intricate wrought-iron stylings, you can enjoy the traditional elegance of a wrought-iron look in a material that is lightweight, low maintenance and rustproof. 

Main Qualities: Wide Range of Designs. Stronger than Aluminium.

Aluminium (Aluminum)
Aluminum have evolved to become an economical alternative to the higher priced wrought iron. They are resistant to corrosion, lightweight but still strong and need little maintenance. 

Main Qualities: Cheaper than Wrought Iron & Wrought Aluminium.