Elegant and Modern Interior Wrought Iron Railings for Stairs
Have you always dreamed of giving your space an elegant and modern look? Complete its overall style by giving the stairs an interior wrought iron railing.
Have you always dreamed of giving your space an elegant and modern look? Complete its overall style by giving the stairs an interior wrought iron railing.
Being an important safety fixture, it is necessary to have them built and installed by the most trusted name in the field of railings. Entrust it with Art Metal. We have been working with thousands of railings in all the years we have been in this business. This has given us the experience and training to produce all kinds of railings. This has also provided us the expertise to come up with beautiful art pieces that will surely be a focal point of any conversation.
These railings are a huge investment that is why it should last for so many years. Nonetheless, there should be a proper union between functionality and style factor. It is not enough for it to be simply useful. It should also be chic and tasteful.
Wrought iron is a great material for railings given its durability. It also resistant and long-lasting. Aesthetically, it can significantly highlight your interiors.
Aiming for an elegant and modern look is achievable with a material like wrought iron. It can do more in terms of designs compared to the traditional choices. Its versatility has also made it possible to come up with a product that can fit requirements and budget of the client.
For your interior wrought iron railings, visit Art Metal. You will be amazed at the output we can do. Call us now 416-848-4588 for a free estimate.
Wrought Iron Railings For Stairs Interior
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Interior Wrought Iron Railings for Stairs: History, Usage, and Maintenance
The type of wrought iron that was used for more than a century isn’t produced on a large scale now, even though it becomes more and more popular lately. Usually, different alloys with low carbon intake can be called wrought iron just because it’s a tradition.
Interior Wrought Iron Railings for Stairs: The History and Usage
Back in the Victorian times, interior wrought iron railings for stairs and other objects were used everywhere. They were shaped in different ornamental stair railings, with complex details and tiny curved elements.
Later on wrought iron was used in more simple designs, heading forward to contemporary stair railings and minimalistic ideas. Even though you may think of it as of a non-modern material because of its history, interior wrought iron railings for stairs actually look great in modern designs.
Interior metal stair railings are often combined with wooden elements, which adds elegance or simplicity to every home. Depending on the design of your house, we at Art Metal Workshop can offer you minimalistic wrought iron handrails for stairs or complex ornaments to use as balusters.
Maintaining Interior Wrought Iron Railings for Stairs
Wrought iron is usually vulnerable to rust and corrosion, as almost any other metal. Even though we put a special protective powder coat on our projects, they get old with time and start to corrode. If you see rust strains on the surface of the railing, it means that the protective layer has worn out and the paint starts to break down. You need to approach the repair properly to secure the metal construction.
Take care of the corroded parts of the railing with a sandpaper, chisel, or a brush, and scrub it off as soon as you find out about it. You need to get rid of all the corrosion not worrying about the protective layer or paint, as it will have to be renewed anyways. Don’t put any coats onto the rust, as it will not be covered for long, breaking down the metal from the inside. Make sure the surface is clean and only then put on protective coats and paint that are adapted for usage on metal constructions.
Conclusion
The popularity of interior wrought iron railings for stairs keeps up due to the qualities of the material and the design range it can offer. From the Victorian era till the 21st century, it’s still used to secure houses and make them look elegant. If you order your railings at Art Metal Workshop, we will provide you with the best design options and high-quality wrought iron.
