Cast Top with Ball- SP224.34

The term "wrought iron" is widely used in the trade as a general descriptor for ornamental ironwork, though most modern components are fabricated from mild steel, which is stronger and more workable than true historical wrought iron. Cast iron is used for...
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Steel and cast iron components will rust if left unprotected. For outdoor use, all components should be primed and painted or powder coated after assembly. Rust-inhibiting oil-based primer followed by a quality oil-based or powder coat topcoat is the stan...
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Most ornamental iron components are supplied in raw mill finish steel for field finishing by the fabricator. Some cast iron components may have a black lacquer or wax coating. Contact us to confirm finish options for specific items. All components can be ...
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Iron and steel balls serve both structural and decorative purposes in ornamental ironwork. They are commonly used as post top caps, as intermediate decorative accents on balusters and gate frames, and as focal elements in scroll arrangements and basket de...
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Both solid and hollow steel balls are available. Solid balls are heavier and weld more securely. Hollow balls are lighter, easier to drill, and preferred for larger decorative applications where weight is a concern. Contact us to confirm which types are c...
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Balls can be welded directly to the top of a picket or post, or purchased pre-drilled to slip over the picket top before welding. Some balls are designed to press-fit over standard picket sizes and can be secured with epoxy or a set screw without welding.
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