Square Horizontal Gate
£65.99 Including VAT.
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Local Installation Available on Selected Products.
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All product photographs and images are for illustration purpose only and may differ in colour and style. Timber is a natural product which is affected by temperature and moisture, it can expand, fade, warp, crack or split. This will not diminish the overall quality of the products supplied and is not a default in manufacturing processes.
Square Horizontal Gate
- Made to match the Square Horizontal fence panels
- Compliment any contemporary styled garden
- Manufactured using planed smooth timber
- Kiln dried, pressure treated
- Mortice and tenon jointed
- Stainless steel screws and fixings.
Square Horizontal Gate
Our decorative gates are made to match the decorative panels range. The Square Horizontal Boarded Top Gate matches our Horizontal Boarded Panels range.
Dimensions: 1800 x 900 x 42mm
The Horizontal Flat Top Gate is an ideal partner for the range of designer fence panels. These quality gates are designed and assembled to provide privacy but allow air to flow through the gates structure. This helps to reduce wind load and strain on supporting posts as well as the gate itself.
These gates are pressure treated to prevent insect attack and fungal decay and maximise the lifespan of the gate. All the frames are made from strong 68 x 42mm rebated framing which are mortised and tenoned and then screwed together. All our decorative gates are 900mm wide and 1800mm high.
The gate is supplied without any posts or gate ironwork (e.g Hinges, Latches etc.). We recommend a decorative, newl post to match this decorative gate, include a heavy duty curved hinge set to finish the look.
Common Usage:
- Gate
- Garden Landscaping
Notice: Customers are advised that although this product is pressure treated against rot and infestation, this DOES NOT make it water or weatherproof, therefore an additional recognised water & weatherproofing product must be used to protect the product.
Additional timber protection advised. See terms and conditions on the page header before submitting your order.
Call our friendly sales staff on +44 (0)1463 871222 for details and cost on all deliveries in your area if required.
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FETTES Wood Products
Please Note: Timber is a living product and will eventually need replacing. Although the wood preservative used in the pressure-treatment process is of the highest quality eco-friendly preservative to protect timber from insect attack and rot, it doesn’t protect timber from the effects of weather. UV light is responsible for most damage to exposed wood because it changes or destroys the wood’s lignin, a component of wood that hardens and strengthens the cell walls. In more scientific terms this process is called photo-oxidation. Without additional protection UV rays from the sun will weather timber changing the colour to silvery grey. It is also recommended to keep all vegetation at least 24 inches away from wood surfaces to allow for adequate ventilation and drying out of these surfaces when wet. Moisture will negatively affect the lifespan and performance of a timber product, so it’s essential to add a high-quality protective water-repellent coating to our product to get the best possible life span. This is best undertaken with a solvent-based treatment during the summer months, so that it can soak into the dry wood. Clean the wood surfaces to remove all foreign materials from the wood prior to the application of an exterior finish system. The overall performance of even the best finish system is dependent upon proper surface preparation and application technique. A wide range of wood treatment products are available on request and at our showroom. The timber colour may vary dependant on the timber and chemical protection used.
See terms and conditions on the page header before submitting your order.
Call our friendly sales staff on +44 (0)1463 871222 for details and availability.
