Hardwood Mayfield Flat Top Entrance Gates

The Mayfield Flat Top is a classic entrance gate featuring a sturdy frame and thick tongue-and-groove boarding. Our Mayfield entrance gate is made by skilled gate makers using Iroko timber from West Africa, which has been harvested responsibly. Iroko is a very durable wood, resistant to rot and insect attack. With 70mm-thick vertical stiles, a 40mm-thick frame in between, and covered in 19mm-thick tongue-and-groove boards, these gates are made to be stylish and robust. All Henfield entrance gates have a flush, heavy bottom rail suitable for automation.

Mayfield Flat top entrance gates are priced PER PAIR. Each pair is individually priced, and there are no standard sizes, so please get in touch for a quote 

The colour of the timber used to make these gates may vary. The framework configuration may differ from the one shown. All Mayfield Iroko gates are made to order.

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

• Iroko durable hardwood.
• Heavy frame.
• Priced per Pair.
• Suitable for automation.

Mayfield gates made from Iroko must be stored and cared for properly before hanging. For more detailed instructions, please read the recommendations on our “Crestala Gate Care Information” sheet.

If the gates are not to be fitted immediately, they must be kept out of direct sunlight and stored flat or stood up against a wall with both stiles
touching the wall evenly.

Fittings

We have a comprehensive range of gate fittings available to compliment your gates.

Posts

Whether you prefer to complement your gates with treated softwood posts or hardwood posts, our team can advise you on suitability.

Hardwood Iroko can be left untreated. It will eventually change to a silver-grey colour.

If you wish to preserve the timber's more natural colour and help keep your gate in good condition, treat it twice a year with good quality UV wood oil. Other wood oils, such as Teak oil, can also help. Use a lint-free cloth or natural bristle brush to apply the oil evenly all over the gate, following the grain.
Carefully treat all surfaces with your chosen oil, particularly the bottom, all end grain, and any holes, etc, for gate hardware.

Cheap fence and shed treatments are NOT suitable for treating Henfield gates.

The gates should be checked at least twice annually and reoiled if necessary. Put a drop of water on the gate surface. If it beads into a droplet, then the gate is fine. If the water soaks in or spreads out, then the gate requires oiling.

All wooden 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.