This comprehensive guide from AHL Group explores the evolution of outdoor lighting technology, providing a detailed comparison of contemporary light sources to help architects, designers, and homeowners make the most informed choice for their Corten garden lighting and exterior projects.

This guide from AHL Group provides technical insight into Corten steel workability, offering a step-by-step methodology to ensure that any modification—from simple drilling mounting holes to complex plasma cutting custom patterns—maintains the material’s structural integrity and critical corrosion resistance.

The decision to line a Corten steel planter is one of the most debated topics in landscape design. While Corten steel is designed to be highly resilient and safe for direct soil contact, adding an internal liner can provide an extra layer of protection, mainly focusing on the botanical occupants rather than the steel itself.

The choice of exterior cladding is the single most important decision governing a building's longevity, aesthetic appeal, and overall thermal performance. While Corten steel (weathering steel) is often selected for its dramatic, evolving aesthetic, its true value lies in its engineering: it is a high-performance weather barrier system designed to protect the underlying structure for decades with zero required maintenance.

Corten steel, or weathering steel, is renowned for its ability to resist corrosion in harsh outdoor environments, making it the ideal material for permanent outdoor fixtures like BBQ grills. Unlike standard painted steel, which may chip and rust severely over winter, Corten's stable patina offers natural protection.

Corten steel fire pits have revolutionized outdoor design, offering an unmatched combination of raw, industrial aesthetics and rugged durability. As a material, Corten steel is inherently suited for fire applications because its protective patina shields the core metal from high heat and the elements, guaranteeing longevity.