Gates and Railings

When first impressions count…
Gates and railings create that all-important first impression of a property, yet they are often an afterthought. With our skilled designers and craftsmen on your side, you can be sure your perimeter features will reflect the style, character and grandeur of your property.

Topp & Co. designs, creates and installs iconic gates and railings at some of the UK’s most prestigious addresses, from private residencies to Cathedrals and country estates.

Bold and beautiful

Whether we are creating elaborate new railings and gates that reflect the splendour of a bygone age, or producing beautifully crafted gates for modern buildings or estates, you can be sure that our skill and attention to detail will make an unforgettable first impression. As well as making a bold statement about the style and status of your property, our exquisitely crafted metalwork will provide high levels of security.

BRING YOUR GATES AND RAILINGS TO LIFE

Metal gates and railings don’t have to be black. You can choose colours and finishes to suit your tastes and brighten up your metalwork. We have supplied gates and railings in a range of colours and natural patinas to dramatic effect. To find out more about the options available, please get in touch.

Case study

Uppingham School Bronze Gates

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