Yong Xin Iron Work

Ironwork has a way of turning functional into artful. Across gates, railings, and ornamental screens, the craft shapes the first impression of many Flushing storefronts and homes. Yong Xin Iron Work sits along 120th Street, where the clang of metal and the scent of hot steel drift from open garage doors.

At 28-20 120th St, the shop occupies a corner that feels both industrial and intimate. Neighbors pass by daily, watching projects take form—custom gates, spiral staircases, balcony railings, and decorative panels that later appear in local gardens and entryways. The workbench here handles everything from structural repairs to intricate scrollwork, a quiet testament to the versatility of wrought iron.

Questions about a new railing or a replacement gate can be answered by calling (347) 732-0120. The line rings directly to the workshop, where someone usually picks up between the hum of machinery and the occasional hammer strike. No appointment is listed, but showing up mid-morning often means catching the team before the day’s orders pile up.

For anyone tracing the route, the map offers straightforward directions. A left off Northern Boulevard places you on 120th Street within minutes, where the address appears on a modest storefront sign. https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25fe4a26df7eb:0x4b483b422d948d61