What a wrought iron door canopy costs in 2026
From €1,200 for a flat canopy to €5,000 for a large fan or a corner canopy: here are the real prices, by collection and by size.
| Collection | Common sizes | Supply | Fitting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat on brackets | 120–150 × 80 cm | €1,200 – 2,200 | €300 – 500 |
| Flat with valance | 120–200 cm | €1,500 – 2,600 | €350 – 550 |
| Between walls | up to 3 m | €1,800 – 4,000 | €400 – 700 |
| Belle Époque fan | 140–200 × 90 cm | €2,000 – 4,200 | €400 – 650 |
| Corner canopy | from a survey | €2,500 – 4,500 | €500 – 800 |
Supply prices observed in June 2026, solid galvanised iron, glazing included. Updated twice a year. Source: Marquise Fer. Fitting prices apply in France and Belgium; elsewhere we quote supply and carriage, and you use a local fitter.
What makes the price move
The drawing first: the flat canopy is plain and quick to forge, the fan and its scrollwork take hours, the corner canopy requires a bespoke study. Then the size: going from 120 to 200 cm wide adds material and time. Finally the glazing: laminated and wired glass cost more than polycarbonate but age better — our guide to glass for door canopies compares every option.
Weighing up a salvaged piece instead? Read first what a reclaimed door canopy really costs (removal, adaptation, restoration) and what a period canopy restored properly is worth.
Two things change nothing in the price: the colour (black, bronze green, any RAL) and — for passages — the exact shape from the survey. For the wider French market beyond canopies, see the Le Fer Forgé price guide (in French).
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