Highgrove 5 Bar Gate

A good value universal design gate with two 4” x 3“ stiles allowing it to be hung from either end

Category: 5 Bar Field & Entrance Gates Tags: 5 Bar Gate, Driveway Gate, Entrance Gate, Farm gate, Field gate

Description
Additional information

Description

The Highgrove 5 Bar gate is a good value universal design gate with two 4” x 3“ stiles which allows it to be hung from either end. Domed top bar, traditional mortice and tenon joints and robust diamond bracing. Planed finish and stainless steel fittings. Being very versatile, the The Highgrove can be used as a good quality field gate as well as an entrance gate to a property.

Made in Britain, The Highgrove 5 Bar gate is manufactured using sustainable slow grown softwood.

Wood Type: Softwood (click here for details)
Finish: Pressure treated (click here for details)
Widths: From 3′ (0.915m) to 12′ (3.66m).
Height: 3’7” (1.09m) to top of top rail / 4’ (1.219m) to top of stile.
Automation: Not suitable for automation.
Recommended Fittings: Adjustable Double Strap Field Gate Hinge Set (click here for sizes) + latch + Drop bolt & socket set (both gates if a pair). Click here for more information.
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Additional information

Availability	Standard Softwood sizes are held in stock
Special widths	Available to order
Special heights	Not available on this design
Hanging	Can be hung from either stile, see https://charltonsgates.com/hanging-gates for more details
Bracing	The number of diagonal braces will vary depending on the size of the gate.
Softwood	Joinery grade PEFC certified sustainable timber
Hardwood	Not available in hardwood
Manufacture	Made In Britain
Recommended Treatment	Modern UV Wood Oil
Storage	Until gates are installed they should be handled carefully. Do not drag across each other or across surfaces. Ideally all gates should be stored under cover in an open sided building and out of direct sunlight. Should be stored flat on level bearers. Can be stored upright against a wall (must not be uneven) with both stiles evenly supported but preferably, not for too long.