A proper welcome.
A side entrance that feels part of your garden, not an afterthought.
Plan a garden gate ↗
Built around everyday access.
Think about what needs to pass through: bins, bikes, garden equipment, or a pushchair. A useful opening matters just as much as the timber finish.
The opening
Measure approximately between the existing supports. Note steps, sloping ground and anything that might restrict the swing. Final clearances need checking before manufacture.
The look
Match a simple vertical-board gate to your fencing, or make a feature of a contrasting finish. Consider how both sides will look from the house and garden.
The hardware
Discuss hinge direction, latch position and locking needs. Let the intended use guide the choice rather than choosing fittings for appearance alone.
A gate and fence, considered together.
If you’re changing both, include the whole boundary in your enquiry. Posts, adjoining panels and access can then be discussed as one job.
Let’s shape your boundary.
A few details now. A clearer conversation about your garden.