Speldhurst Round Top Closeboard Gates

 All Speldhurst round-top closeboard gates manufactured by Crestala are robust, offer excellent value for money, and will look great in any garden. The framing timber is pressure-treated, joinery-grade, slow-growing Scandinavian redwood, and it is covered in our standard featheredge to match our closeboard fencing.
The treatment offers effective protection against rot and insect infestations.

Standard sizes are priced below, but we can also make special widths and heights. Please refer to the Made-to-Measure Sizes section below.

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

• The Speldhurst round-top closeboard gates have a cut, curved top.
• 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.
  For gate widths over 1.2m, we recommend using a heavy-framed gate. Please contact our Sales Team for pricing information.
• For help with measuring up, see our Blog  Measuring for a new side or entrance gate.
• Suitable gate fittings are available.

When fitting our Spelhurst gates, we recommend using Adjustable Hooks and Rides, which allow for easy adjustment to alleviate seasonal movement.

If security is important to you then we can supply Long Throw Locks which have been designed for securing garden gates.

If you are unsure about measuring for your new gate, please read our helpsheet on Measuring for New Side or Entrance Gates, which explains how to measure or speak to our sales team.

We can supply a full range of gate hinges, latches, and security bolts to help you fit and secure your new Speldhurst gate.

Please read our helpsheet - Crestala gate care information which contains advice on keeping your gate looking good throughout its long life.

All treated softwood gates are susceptible to natural movement or shaking (cracks in the timber) as the wood expands & contracts during normal weathering. This is not considered to be a defect unless it is very severe