Wrought iron is very common to use for railings because of its sturdiness and durability, and it still looks delicate. Wrought iron arrives in rods spanning 20 feet long.

There are surface- or side-mounting techniques that use a plate and anchor bolts to add a railing to a concrete walkway or set of steps. The more permanent solution is core-drilling the concrete ...

The View, which was built ... This detail of a wrought-iron railing above the entry is an example of Spanish Colonial Revival Design found on Wheatland Avenue. It was built circa 1930.

Mangin’s Iron Works, located at 621 Bourbon St., crafted many of the wrought iron balconies, fences and railings in the French Quarter from 1832 until 1920. Charles A. Mangin was born in New ...