Just like the specs above, you want more than text on a web page about the warranty.  While downloading a warranty is a good start (you can find and download ours here), you also want to be able to ask and get good answers on how that warranty is applied.  You should be able to talk to someone at the company and ask how warranty claims are handled and what is involved.  Just seeing a stated warranty period is not enough to fall back on.  Be wary of certain things that can void your warranty (like installing by salt water) or stipulations on what’s covered and what is not (especially on ‘Lifetime’ warranties).

Not merely the component for joining panels together, metal fence posts are also the primary anchors for any installation. By acting as a fence’s “feet,” posts provide stability and security necessary to keep the panels firmly in place. Their height can vary to accommodate whichever panel height you’ve chosen. Matching the post to the panel is essential. These components rely on 2″ square tubing and are visually distinct from the panels. To anchor iron safety fence panels to their corresponding posts, special hardware called a “sleeve,” or a “bracket” attaches the top and bottom rails to the post. Then they’re permanently attached using either screws or a weld.

Excellent for welded parts and assemblies

If parts of your fence are antique, they could be highly valuable. Platforms like online marketplaces or local antique dealers are excellent places to sell these items. Ensure you understand their value by researching similar items sold in the market​.

And, this is the one instance aluminum has an edge in comparing wrought iron vs aluminum fences. Aluminum fences virtually take care of themselves. A quick rinse and they’re as good as new, thanks to their high resistance to corrosion.