Custom steel fences for gardens, terraces and balconies

A steel fence that survives the seaside

Most calls start the same way: the fence looked great the first summer, and two seasons later rust appears at the welds and corners. The problem is almost never the steel — it's protection that didn't match the location. A fence in Podgorica and a fence thirty metres from the sea in Ulcinj should not get the same finish.

So we start with where the fence stands: how far the sea is, whether it faces the wind, whether it gets pool splash or sprinklers. On the coast we suggest galvanised steel with paint or powder coating, and stainless steel for handrails and parts directly exposed to salt. The quote states exactly what you get.

How we build a fence

• Measuring and drawing. From photos and dimensions we give a ballpark figure; for larger fences we measure on site and draw the post and panel layout.
• Workshop fabrication. Panels are welded in the workshop where dimensions and weld quality are controlled. Welds are ground before protection — that is where rust usually starts.
• Protection. Primer and paint, RAL powder coating or galvanising, depending on the site.
• Installation. Anchoring into a wall, foundation or slab, levelling and a final check on site.

Slats, bars or panels?

Horizontal slats look modern and add privacy, but need precise spacing and good stiffening on long spans. Vertical bars are the classic, most economical option for street fences. Perforated or mesh panels work when you want to screen the garden from view or wind. Not sure? Send a photo of the house and we will suggest something that suits the facade and your gate.

Areas we cover

Our workshop is in Ulcinj; we also install in Bar, Budva, Podgorica, Tivat and Kotor — see Ulcinj, Bar, Budva and Podgorica.