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Product Description
This wrought iron balcony with mirrored scrolls and central rosette blends Andalusian artistry with Mexican hacienda craft for an airy Juliet guard. Mirrored S-curves and tight volutes meet at a forged rosette, creating vertical emphasis without bulk. A slim perimeter frame and thin pickets keep the field open and elegant. The look suits Mission Revival and Mediterranean façades with stucco, terracotta, and wood French doors. Built correctly, it reads decorative yet meets guard loads. Coastal projects benefit from galvanizing and careful sealing. Enhance your home with this handcrafted wrought iron balcony today.
Balcony Specifications
- Overall size: custom
- Type: Juliet / step-out guard
- Theme: mirrored scrolls with rosette
- Frame: slim rectangular surround
- Top rail: continuous, minimalist edge
- Pickets: thin to keep field open
- Opacity: about 55–65% open area
- Symmetry: strong bilateral balance
- Material: hand-forged wrought iron
Shipping & Returns
We carefully crate and ship each handcrafted piece to ensure safe delivery. For details on timelines, policies, and returns, please review our shipping and returns page.
Regional Influences
- Andalusian balcony grille traditions
- Mexican hacienda scroll programs
- California Mission/Mediterranean
- Light French Rocaille accents
- Italianate rhythmic bottom curls
Composition & Proportions
- Central rosette as focal point
- Outside spirals frame the center
- Works well at 42" × 6–7 ft
- Mid-rail discreet stiffness option
Fabrication Notes
- Rails/stiles: 1¼" × ¼" flat bar
- Scrolls: ½" square or ⅜" × 1" flat
- Joints: MIG/TIG, ground flush
- Plug-weld scroll feet to rails
- Collar wraps for period look
Where It Shines
- Spanish Colonial façades
- Mission and Mediterranean
- Tuscan and rustic transitional
- With matching iron lanterns
Customization Options
- Forged rosette or monogram
- Slender wood cap rail
- Forged leaves at center stem
- Decor mesh for lower privacy
Quality Checklist
- Mirror-true left/right symmetry
- Smooth scroll toes and seams
- Even radii on paired S-curves
FAQ – Juliet Balcony
A: Mirrored S-scrolls, a central rosette, and a slim frame.
A: Yes, when sized to 42" height and 4" max openings.
A: Galvanize, zinc-epoxy prime, then polyester powder.
A: We add rosettes or pickets to pass the 4" test.
A: Wood French doors with iron lanterns on stucco.
Customize Now!
Have questions about hardware or site conditions? Contact us for sizing guidance, anchoring recommendations, and finish care. We can review photos and specify materials so your installation goes smoothly—from order to delivery—on your preferred timeline.
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Installation Tips
For the best results, shim the piece plumb before final anchoring. Use stainless or galvanized anchors for longevity, isolate contact surfaces to prevent corrosion, and seal every fastener penetration to block moisture intrusion and preserve long-term structural integrity.
Care & Maintenance
Rinse dust regularly and wash occasionally with mild soap. Inspect weld toes annually for hairline cracks, touch up chips promptly to protect the finish, and apply a wax topcoat when installed near salt air or other coastal conditions.
Disclaimer: Each railing is handmade; slight variations in scroll radii, texture, and patina are normal and add character.
All product images © Rustica House, unauthorized use is prohibited.
