Abbey Wrought Iron Style Metal Garden Railings

Enhance the visual appeal of the boundary of your home and garden with the addition of the Abbey Metal Railings. They are simple to install, require minimal maintenance and are perfect for the design-conscious property owner looking for an aesthetically pleasing way of improving the look of their home. They feature a striking infill panel and will provide a stunning backdrop to your garden design. As a result, they are one of our best-selling products.

Abbey Metal Garden Railings - A Modern Design at a Competitive Price

• The Abbey design is manufactured from solid steel components to provide strength and durability at an affordable price.

• Attractive infill panels create a unique appearance that will suit any residential setting.

• Components include a 25mm x 6mm flat bar solid steel framework, 10mm vertical infill bars and 6mm decorative bars.

• This product includes a universal fitting pack to allow for installation on a variety of suitable surfaces such as timber, brickwork and metal posts.

• Rust-resistant zinc plated (electro-galvanised) and black powder-coated paint finish.

Fits Opening

• 1830mm (6ft)

Physical Height

• 395mm

Ordering Sizes

• Width: The "fits opening" measurement indicates the opening size required between existing pillars or posts. This dimension incorporates the space needed for the mounting brackets. No other calculations are needed.

• Physical Height: This dimension is the actual height of the product. It is measured from the underside of the horizontal framework to the highest point. We have yet to include the space you need to allow ground clearance when installing the product.

Do You Need to Install Bolt-Down Metal Posts?

If you cannot install the railings between the existing brick pillars, you must use bolt-down metal posts. As a result, you must consider the extra space these components require.

Ordering Example (when using posts)

• 1 x railing and 2 x 50mm bolt-down metal posts need a total space of 1930mm.

• 2 x railings and 3 x 50mm bolt-down metal posts need an overall length of 3810mm.

• 3 x railings and 4 x 50mm bolt-down metal posts need a total space of 5690mm.

Which Metal Posts to Select?

The universal bolt-down posts include a plate welded to the bottom that you must attach to the top of the wall with suitable screws. If you require these products, we suggest the following:

• 50mm (2") Flat Top Universal Bolt Down Metal Post 

• 50mm (2") Ball Top Universal Bolt Down Metal Post 

Do you Require Help & Advice?

We provide you with lots of information on our website to make ordering our products as easy as possible. If you need clarification about ordering sizes, please read our measuring guide. If you have a question, look at the FAQs section to find answers to typical queries. We also include a buying guide that contains general ordering information. Alternatively, we are on hand to provide support via our enquiry form.

We also have many helpful articles online if you're seeking more general advice. Several of our most well-liked issues are listed below

• Planning Permission for Railings

• What are the Benefits of Metal Railings?

• How to Select the Best Design for My Property

• Valuable Tips and General Guidance

• Made to Measure Sizes

• Case Studies

Crucial Information About the Abbey Wrought Iron Style Metal Railing

Fittings: We include a fitting kit with each railing that you order. It contains 4 x surface-mounted brackets and nuts, and bolts. We do not supply you with the screws required to attach the brackets to your brickwork or posts.

Metal Posts: When using metal posts, you must check that the wall is wide enough to accommodate the bolt-down plate of the post.

Width: The "fits opening" dimension correlates to the opening size you must have. It does not denote the physical width of the product. If you are confused, we recommend you go to the measuring guide and fully understand what this means.

Painting: Steel surfaces are zinc plated (electro-galvanised) for added rust resistance and have a black powder-coated paint finish. You do not need to complete additional painting of the railings before installing them.