Wrought iron room dividers — hand-forged screens for retail, hospitality and design floors.
Iron gives a folding screen a strength and a drawn line that no other material matches — fine scrollwork, geometric bars and pierced jali that hold their shape over tall spans. Working with the Jodhpur iron-and-wood tradition, we forge, cut and powder-coat wrought-iron screens, pair them with solid wood where it counts, fold them flat for dense shipping, and ship container-ready from your first trial order.
Strength, drawn line and an industrial story in one standing piece.
A room divider is read from both faces and across a whole room, so a divider has to be as structural as it is decorative — and wrought iron is built for exactly that brief. Iron is strong and rigid, which lets a screen span tall partition heights on a slim profile without bowing or racking; where a wood screen would need bulk, iron does the same work in a fine bar. Worked hot by hand, iron can be forged into scrolls, leaves and arabesques, bent into geometric and Art-Deco grids, and laser-cut or CNC-pierced into jali patterns, so the same metal carries both heritage scrollwork and clean contemporary lines. That pairs naturally with the industrial-loft look that retail and hospitality buyers keep asking for — matte-black iron against reclaimed wood reads as considered and premium on sight. And because we set the iron into or alongside solid wood, a screen earns the standing weight, warmth and furniture-grade stability of real timber beneath a frame of fine metalwork — a statement partition that sells on the floor and folds flat for the container.
What hand-forged wrought iron brings to a dividing screen.
| Attribute | Wrought iron room divider characteristic |
|---|---|
| Material | Hand-forged and laser-cut wrought iron, used as a full frame, scrollwork panel or jali; paired with solid-wood base rails, infills and tops |
| Strength | High rigidity — spans tall partition heights on a slim profile without bowing or racking |
| Appearance | Fine drawn line, scrollwork and geometry visible from both faces; industrial-loft matte-black or decorative antiqued surfaces |
| Corrosion | Ferrous — protected with powder-coat or baked finish over a treated surface; heavier weatherproof coat for covered outdoor zones |
| Finish | Matte black, graphite, antique bronze, pewter, gold-touched, hammered or distressed powder-coat |
| Craft | Jodhpur-tradition hand forging, bending and scrollwork, plus CNC and laser-cut jali, to catalogue or to your drawing |
| Frame & infill | All-iron folding screens, or iron frames with reclaimed-wood, cane, glass or mesh infills |
| Structure | Welded iron frames with solid-wood bases and iron hinges give furniture-grade standing stability |
Iron gauge, weld finish and powder-coat all vary with workmanship, so we recommend approving a physical screen before production. Request a wrought iron room divider sample and we will send profile, finish and pattern references for your range. For the full metal profile, see the wrought iron material guide.
Panels, heights and infills — matched to your interior.
Every dimension below is a standard starting point; we build wrought iron dividers to your exact panel count, height, pattern and infill for contract and retail projects, confirmed on an approved sample before production.
| Form | Panel / size | Deployed width | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-panel folding | 40–50 cm × 150–180 cm per panel | Approx. 120–150 cm | Bedroom, retail corners, small lounges |
| 4-panel folding | 40–50 cm × 150–180 cm per panel | Approx. 160–200 cm | Living rooms, suites, boutique floors |
| 6-panel folding | 40–50 cm × 150–180 cm per panel | Approx. 240–300 cm | Hotel lobbies, restaurant zoning |
| Fixed partition | Made to drawing | To project spec | Reception walls, spa and bar fit-outs |
Construction options
Forged scrollwork and arabesque screens; geometric and Art-Deco bar panels; laser-cut and CNC jali partitions; iron frames with reclaimed-wood, cane, glass or mesh infills. Hand-forged, bent, welded and pierced to your pattern.
Frames & finishes
Iron in matte black, graphite, antique bronze, pewter, gold-touched, hammered or distressed powder-coat. Solid mango, sheesham, acacia, teak or reclaimed-wood bases and infills in natural, stained, distressed or painted finish, with CARB / TSCA-compliant coatings on the wood.
Packing & shipping
Folds flat by design; panel dividers ship knockdown with bolt-together or hook-and-pin hardware. Iron edges and coated faces corner-protected and wrapped. Carton, retail-ready, Amazon-FBA-ready or branded packaging. ISPM-15 heat-treated wood packing, FOB or CIF from Mundra / Nhava Sheva.
Metalware and a wooden base — documented for both.
An iron-and-wood divider has to satisfy metalware quality rules and timber rules at once, so we document both. The solid-wood bases and infills ship with FSC chain-of-custody on request, Vriksh timber-legality verification, CITES-compliant handling of sheesham, and EUDR-ready geolocation and deforestation-free due diligence, with US Lacey Act declaration support and UK Timber Regulation coverage. Wood finishes are CARB / TSCA Title VI formaldehyde-compliant, with social and quality assurance under SEDEX / SMETA, ISO and SGS inspection, and ISPM-15 heat-treated export packing for the wood components. As an EPCH member exporting under RCMC and FIEO, we provide complete trade paperwork — and certificate references go directly to serious buyers, never published.
| Area | Our standard |
|---|---|
| Timber legality | Vriksh verified · CITES-compliant sheesham |
| Sustainability | FSC chain-of-custody on request |
| EU market | EUDR-ready · geolocation · UKTR |
| US market | Lacey Act support · CARB / TSCA finishes |
| Social & quality | SEDEX / SMETA · ISO · SGS inspection |
| Trade & packing | EPCH · RCMC · FIEO · ISPM-15 packing |
A powder-coat built for high-traffic floors.
A wrought iron room divider asks for very little. The powder-coat or baked finish we apply over a treated surface is hard and chip-resistant, so a screen only needs dusting with a soft dry cloth and an occasional wipe with a damp one — the sealed surface shrugs off marks and fingerprints through daily use in busy lobbies, restaurants and retail floors. Because iron is ferrous, that protective coat is what keeps corrosion out, so we steer buyers to antiqued and matte finishes for humid lounges, spa zones and coastal interiors, and we specify a heavier weatherproof coat for covered outdoor and poolside use. Any knock or scratch is easily touched up, and we ship matching touch-up paint with contract orders so a hotel or restaurant can keep a run of screens looking new. Scrollwork and pierced jali dust easily with a soft brush. The solid-wood base or infill takes the usual care for its species — kept clear of direct heat and standing damp, and refreshed with a wax or oil polish once or twice a year. Full care and finish guidance ships with every order so your retail and hospitality customers get consistent, confident advice.
Wrought iron room divider sourcing, answered.
Are your wrought iron room dividers solid iron or iron on a wood frame?
Both constructions are available. Our signature screens pair a hand-forged wrought-iron frame or scrollwork panel with a solid-wood base rail, infill or top, so the iron carries the line and strength while the wood adds warmth and standing mass. We also build all-iron folding screens and iron-framed partitions with wood, cane, glass or mesh infills. We state the exact construction — iron gauge, frame and infill — on every quote so you know precisely what you are selling.
Will a wrought iron room divider rust, and how is it finished?
Iron is a ferrous metal, so bare steel can corrode in humid or coastal interiors. We protect every screen with a powder-coat or baked finish over a treated surface, which seals the metal against moisture and gives a hard, chip-resistant coat for high-traffic floors. Finishes run from matte black and graphite through antique bronze, pewter, gold-touched and distressed looks. For covered outdoor and poolside zones we specify a heavier weatherproof coat, confirmed on your order.
What styles and sizes of wrought iron room divider do you make?
Forged scrollwork and arabesque screens, geometric and Art-Deco bar panels, laser-cut and CNC jali partitions, and iron-frame screens with reclaimed-wood, cane or glass infills. Standard folding screens run 3, 4 or 6 panels, each panel roughly 40–50 cm wide and 150–180 cm tall, giving a 120–300 cm deployed width. Fixed and partition-height screens are made to your drawing, and every dimension, panel count and finish is confirmed on your sample before production.
Can wrought iron room dividers ship flat-pack to lower freight?
Yes. Folding screens fold flat by design, and panel dividers ship knockdown with bolt-together or hook-and-pin hardware — both maximise container density and cut breakage in transit. Iron edges and powder-coated faces are corner-protected and wrapped, and we offer carton, retail-ready, Amazon-FBA-ready and branded packaging.
How do buyers care for a wrought iron room divider?
A powder-coated screen needs only dusting with a soft dry cloth and an occasional wipe with a damp one; the baked finish resists marks and fingerprints through daily use. Touch-up paint for any knock ships with contract orders. Any solid-wood base or infill takes the usual care for its species — kept clear of standing damp and refreshed with a wax or oil polish once or twice a year. Full care and finish guidance ships with every order.
Do you make custom and private-label wrought iron room dividers?
Yes. We work as ODM from our catalogue and as OEM from your drawings — your scrollwork and jali patterns, iron gauge, finishes and private label — including custom CNC and laser-cut iron motifs, bespoke sizes and your own branded packaging, drawn from the Jodhpur iron-and-wood tradition.
Approve the pattern and finish, then ship from one container up.
Sign off the scrollwork, jali and powder-coat on a physical sample, then scale from a trial order to repeat container volumes on a 30–45 day lead time — QC-governed and documented for your market. Read the full metal profile on the wrought iron material guide, compare styles on the room dividers hub, or explore our wider handcrafted metalware range.