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We stock a wide range of garden gates built to provide you with strength and security that also look great. Each one uses solid timber that we pressure-treat to withstand years outside.
Our workshop in Northfleet can also build gates of any size. If your opening isn’t standard, or you want something made to measure, we can cut and build to your specifications. That way, the gate fits right the first time.
Take a look through the range below to see what suits your home or garden. Need extra help take a look at our Garden Gate Buyers Guide.
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Types of Gates We Stock
Feather Edge Gates
Feather-edge gates give solid cover and strong protection. You often see them on side entrances where privacy is a concern. For example, a feather-edge gate between two houses not only blocks the view but also keeps the garden secure.
Tongue and Groove Gates
Tongue-and-groove gates utilize interlocking boards for a strong finish. They suit the main entrances where looks count. A front driveway with a tongue-and-groove gate feels tidy and welcoming without losing strength.
Slatted and Double Slatted Gates
Slatted gates allow light and air to pass through while still marking the boundary. They work well at the end of a garden path where you want some privacy without closing things in. A double-slatted gate does the same but softens the view even more, which makes it popular in courtyards.
Picket Gates
Picket gates have a classic look and a friendly feel. They fit best at the front of a garden. A picket gate next to a low fence guides visitors in while keeping pets and children safe.
Trellis-Top and Shaped Gates
A trellis or shaped top adds decoration to a standard gate. It suits gardens where fencing runs into landscaped areas. A trellis-top gate, for example, by a patio, blends in with climbing plants and lets in extra light.
County Style Gates
County-style gates, such as those found in Staffordshire or Buckinghamshire, come with their unique patterns and details. They suit anyone who wants a ready-made style. A Buckinghamshire gate at the front of a home adds character straight away.
Custom Sizes
Some spaces don’t take a standard gate. We build custom sizes at our workshop in Dartford. A made-to-measure gate works for awkward gaps, uneven walls, or one-off projects.
What Makes Our Gates Last
Every gate is pressure-treated so the timber can resist rot. That treatment extends the wood's life outdoors and helps it withstand rain and frost.
A framed build keeps the gate rigid. It holds its shape through daily use, while cheaper gates often start to sag.
Strong hardware keeps everything working smoothly. Hinges carry the weight, latches close cleanly, and bolts give extra strength when needed.
One customer fitted a framed feather-edge gate at a side entrance. Three winters later, the gate still shut square. The old one had started to twist badly after only a year.
Installation and Fitting Advice
We fit gates and fences every day. Experience has shown us that a gate only lasts if installed with care. Good timber makes a difference, but the real test comes down to how you set the posts and hang the fittings. We have seen gates stay strong for decades when the basics were done right. We have also seen gates sag within months when the people installing them took shortcuts. Follow these steps to give your gate the best chance of lasting a long time.
Why Buy From Us
You can sort your whole job in one place. We stock the gates and we stock the fittings that keep them working. That means you leave with everything you need, not half a job.
If a standard size doesn’t fit, we build to measure at our workshop in Dartford. A narrow side entrance, a wide driveway, or a one-off garden project can all be sorted. We’ve done it before, and we’ll do it again.
You can order online. You can collect at our depots in Kent or London. You can book delivery to your door. However you buy, your gate arrives ready for use.
Contact Us
Got any questions? Or need advice on what Garden you need? Don’t worry - we’re here to help. We know Gates inside out.
Chat With Our Team - We’re real people who actually enjoy talking about fencing (yes, really). If you need recommendations, installation tips, or help with an order, then reach out, and we will help.
Delivery Options - We offer fast, reliable delivery straight to your door, We use our own fleet of truck to assure you product gets to you in perfect condition.
Visit us - Based in Northfleet, Kent and Catford in London we’re ideally placed for deliveries across London Kent, Essex and beyond.
Call Us
- Kent - 01322 787 312
- London - 0208 698 4064
Email us - Get in touch via our website contact form.
WhatsApp us - We are only a text message away.
No matter what you need, we’ll make sure you get the right products at the right price.
- FAQ
- DELIVERY AREA
- Do you make custom gates?Yes we can make custom garden gates, give us a call to discuss your requirements.What are the different types of gates?
- T&G Garden Gate
A T&G gate (tongue and groove gate) are made from pressure treated T&G wood. They look great and they are very strong. They come in pressure treated green/natural or brown.
- Feather Edge Garden Gate
The feather edge gate is perfect if you want to match the closeboard fence panels. This gate comes pressure treated in both green and brown.
- Picket Garden Gate
A picket garden gate are perfect for front gardens. They will also match our picket fences and come pressure treated in green/natural or brown. Also in pointed top or round top
- Buckinghamshire Garden Gate
The Buckinghamshire garden gate (Also known as the Omega garden gate) is perfect if install with our Buckinghamshire fence panels ( Also known as Omega fence panels. You will also need round hinges with these gates.
What type of posts do I need?We recommend using a minimum of a 4x4 post. We also sell larger fence posts.Are the garden gates treated?Yes, all our garden gates are fully pressure treated.
Can garden gates be painted?Yes it can! Painting treated fencing wood will not only help you achieve your ideal aesthetic but also gives the wood an additional layer of protection, which is always good.
Most treated timber is still “wet” from the treatment and needs time for the chemicals in the wood to settle and dry. You will notice, the wood is heavy and will still feel damp to the touch. If primer or paint is added to it at this point, there is every likelihood that it will be rejected by the water-based chemicals that are still working their way through the wood.
It is important to allow the timber to dry out fully before attempting to add paint or primer. This can be a lengthy process and may even take up to a few weeks depending on where the wood is stored. If there is too much heat and direct sunlight, this can cause the treated timber to warp instead of dry out. Damp conditions can also prolong the drying-out period.
What should the gap be at the bottom of the gate?We recommend 1 to 2 inches under the gate.
What colour are the garden gates?Our garden gates come pressure treated in natural (green) or brown. The Buckinghamshire gate only comes in green/natural.What hinges do I need?We have a selection of hinges to choose from but we recommend using tee hinges for standard garden gates.How do you stop the gate from going forward?We sell a gate stop that can be screwed to the fence post.Can I collect?Yes, collection is available, we have a warehouse and showroom in Northfleet In Kent.
Here is our address:
Unit F6
Northfleet Industrial Estate
Gravesend
Kent
DA11 9SW
