Faux Iron Balconies

FAQs

What is the difference between a faux balcony and a Juliet balcony?

The terms are used interchangeably in most homes. Both describe a decorative railing mounted to the exterior wall beneath a window or door, creating the look of a balcony without any structural floor. It is purely an architectural accent that adds depth and charm to a facade, rather than a functional outdoor space.

How do I choose the right style for my home's architecture?

Match the scroll and baluster details to your home's overall character. Clean vertical rungs suit modern or transitional facades, while curved convex balusters and scrollwork lend themselves to French country or Mediterranean styles. Browse the collection to see how each design pairs with different siding and window shapes before you decide.

Where can I buy a faux balcony sized to fit a specific window?

Right here. Every piece is made to order and fully customizable in length, height, and projection depth. This means you can specify your exact dimensions so the balcony fits proportionally beneath your window or door rather than settling for a standard size that may look off-balance.

What material are faux balconies made from and how are they finished?

Each one is crafted from premium steel, then sandblasted, zinc-primed, and powder-coated. This process gives the finish a refined, durable quality that holds up beautifully year after year while keeping the decorative ironwork looking crisp and richly detailed.

Where does a faux balcony work best on a home's exterior?

It works beautifully beneath a window on a wide, plain wall of stucco, shiplap, or siding, where it breaks up empty space and adds architectural rhythm. Placed under a shorter window, it can even mimic the look of grand French doors, giving your facade a more elevated, custom feel.