Forged Steel Scrolls

The SC6182 is forged from 5/16" x 5/8" fluted flat bar with forged ends. It is available in multiple sizes. Select your required size from the product page, or contact us at (888) 525-1280 to discuss which size best suits your project.

The SC80-A is a C-scroll forged from 1/4" x 1/2" flat bar with forged ends. It is available in multiple sizes. Select your required size from the product page, or contact us at (888) 525-1280 to discuss sizing for your project.

The Steel Scroll SCH is available in multiple sizes. Select your required size from the product page, or contact us at (888) 525-1280 for sizing guidance and availability.

The SS80-A is an S-scroll forged from 1/4" x 1/2" flat bar with forged ends. It is available in multiple sizes. Select your required size from the product page, or contact us at (888) 525-1280 to discuss sizing for your project.

The SSE80-A is forged from 1/4" x 1/2" flat bar with forged ends and is available in multiple sizes. Select your required size from the product page, or contact us at (888) 525-1280 for sizing guidance.

The SSHFG is forged from 3/16" x 1/2" flat bar with forged ends (SUFG end profile). This lighter-gauge scroll is available in multiple sizes. Select your required size from the product page, or contact us at (888) 525-1280 for sizing guidance.

The SSL80-A is forged from 1/4" x 1/2" flat bar with forged ends and is available in multiple sizes. Select your required size from the product page, or contact us at (888) 525-1280 for sizing guidance.

Individual scrolls are MIG-welded to the gate or fence frame and to adjacent balusters or pickets. The weld points are typically ground smooth and the entire assembly is cleaned, primed, and painted or powder coated after fabrication. Scrolls can also be tack-welded at contact points where their curled tails touch adjacent elements.

Scrolls are primarily decorative. The structural integrity of a gate or fence panel comes from the posts, rails, and frame members. Scrolls add visual weight and pattern but are not load-bearing. That said, welded scroll infill does add rigidity to a panel and reduces racking.

Scrolls are a signature element of Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial, Victorian, French Provincial, and traditional American ironwork. In contemporary applications, clean geometric scroll arrangements without heavy ornamentation can also work well. The scale and density of the scroll pattern should be proportionate to the size of the panel — larger gates call for larger scrolls.

Yes. Our team can work from hand sketches, architectural drawings, or dimensional specifications. For repeat production runs, a physical sample can also serve as the reference. Contact us at (888) 525-1280 to discuss your project before placing an order.