UKAA buy and sell Antique Victorian salvaged gates and railings and we also stock the Heritage cast Iron range of gates and railings. The range comprises of the Stirling,Stewart,Gilberton,Prospect and the Terrace.
The range is wide and varied to suit all tastes, but the quality can be seen throughout.
Todays customer wants a pair of gates that have a minimum of 10ft opening, the older gates that we find are often only 8ft wide. The Heritage Cast Iron Range of Gates and Railings is made in the traditional way and to the original patterns, so we have the ultimate product for anyone who requires gates or railings for their period property.
The process to manufacture Cast Iron Gates is as follows -
A sand casting is a cast part produced by forming a mould from a sand mixture and pouring molten liquid metal into the cavity in the mould. The mould is then cooled until the metal has solidified. In the last stage the casting is separated from the mould. There are six steps in this process:
1. Place a pattern in sand to create a mold
2. Incorporate a gating system
3. Remove the pattern
4. Fill the mould cavity with molten metal
5. Allow the metal to cool
6. Break away the sand mold and remove the casting.
Cast Iron is the preferred material for making gates and railings, however due to high manufacturing costs most people tend to have there gates and railings made from steel. The manufacturing costs for steel are far cheaper, however the end results show why cast iron is the ideal material for projects where a high quality job is required.
The Cast Iron Gates available to buy today are Stirling Gates, Stewart Gates, Gilberton Gates, Gothic Gates, Terrace Gates, The Farm and Prospect Gates
Cast Iron Gates that we have for sale