A bespoke Holtye style gate with a solid bottom rail.
Rear view of a bespoke Holtye style gate with a solid bottom rail.
A bespoke Holtye style gate with a solid bottom rail.
Rear view of a bespoke Holtye style gate with a solid bottom rail.

Crestala Fencing Centre

Holtye Curved Top Rail Tongue and Groove Gates

The Holtye TGV gate, with its distinctive solid curved top rail, is handcrafted from pressure-treated Scandinavian redwood. It combines a timeless design with durability. This sturdy tongue-and-groove gate offers excellent value and is ideal for securing your garden entrance. We can produce special widths and heights. Please see the Made to Measure Sizes section below.

Important: When ordering, please specify whether you require left-hand or right-hand hanging in the Notes section of the Cart.

Right Hand Hanging - Looking at the FRONT of the gate, the hinges will be on your RIGHT

Left Hand Hanging - Looking at the FRONT of the gate, the hinges will be on your LEFT

All Holtye gates are made to order. 

All Holtye Gates are custom-made and bespoke; therefore, we cannot offer refunds or exchanges.

Width: 0.9m (2'11")
Height: 0.9m (35 1/2")
£209.45
Tax included.

Pickup available at Crestala Fencing Centre

Key Features
  • Curved solid top rail.
  • Fully framed, ledged and braced.
  • Priced per gate.
  • Standard frame Ex* 100 x 50 Stiles & Ex 100x 38mm rails.
  • Widths over 1.2m can be made but are not guaranteed.
    We recommend using a heavy-framed gate for gate widths over 1.2 m. Please contact our Sales Team for more information.
  • For help with measuring up, see our help sheet, Measuring for new side or entrance gates.
  • Gate fittings for all sizes of Holtye gates are available.

*Measurements before the wood is planed. It's roughly 5mm smaller than the original size.
Made To Measure Sizes
We make all Holtye gates to meet customer orders. Please contact our Sales Team to order a standard width or a bespoke size gate.
The maximum width is 1.2m.
The minimum width is 0.9m.
The Maximum height to the highest point is 2.1m.
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Anticipated Lead Time
Made to order. Lead times may vary, but they are usually one to three weeks. If time is essential, please contact our Sales Team before ordering.
Product Specifications
Materials:All Holtye tongue-and-groove gates manufactured by Crestala are robust yet offer excellent value for money. The timber used is pressure-treated, joinery-grade, slow-growing Scandinavian redwood. The treatment provides good protection against rot and insect attacks.
How to Use

We recommend using Adjustable hooks and rides with Holtye gates. This allows some of the seasonal movement to be adjusted out if required.

Fitting gates is not always straightforward or easy. If you are in any doubt, ask a professional to fit it for you.
Measuring & Quantity Calculations

If you are unsure about measuring for a gate, please read our help sheet, Measuring for new side or entrance gates, which provides guidance on the measuring process, or alternatively speak to a member of our Sales Team.
Installation Tips

We can supply all the fittings you need to hang and secure your new Holtye gate. We recommend fitting adjustable hinges to alleviate any seasonal gate movement.

 A keyed Long Throw Lock is good for combining security with accessibility.
However, fitting Brenton Bolts at the top and bottom of the gate on the inside will secure the gate, help keep it in line, and reduce twisting, but it can only be opened from the inside.

Health & Safety
Health & Safety:

Wear gloves and safety glasses when handling the gate due to potential splinters.

Be aware of the weight of the gate and ensure you have proper support when lifting or installing it.
Recommended Aftercare

Refer to Crestala's "Gate Care Information" sheet for detailed storage, treatment, and care instructions.

Following these recommendations will ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your Holtye gate.

Holtye-treated softwood gates, like all treated gates, are susceptible to natural movement or shaking (cracks in the timber) as the wood expands and contracts during the normal weathering process. This is not considered a defect unless it is very severe.
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