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Estate Gates, with their distinctive crooked high-hanging stile and extended diagonal brace, are more suited to a drive or property entrance rather than field access.
Estate gates have a tapered top bar with a quality planed finish. All the rails, vertical braces, and stiles have detailed edge chamfering. Morticed and tenoned joints are fixed with traditional hardwood dowels.

Timber

The timber used is specially selected pressure treated slow grown Scandinavian softwood or the very durable African Iroko hardwood known for its stability.
The prices of Iroko timber is subject to large fluctuations. Because of this, we are unable to give any prices for Iroko Estate gates. Please contact our Sales Team for an up-to-date quote.
Special heights and widths can be ordered.

Help with Measuring for your gate

For help with measuring for your new Estate gates, please read our Field Gate hanging measurements infographic.

Posts and Fittings

We can supply the gate posts and any required accessories, together with field gate hanging and shutting fittings to compliment your gate.

Crestala Fencing is a stockist and supplier of Charltons Gates, who are one of the UK’s leading gate manufacturers. They have an extensive range of Softwood Field Gates. For more detailed information, visit www.charltonsgates.co.uk

For gates purchased from Crestala but manufactured by Charltons Gates, please read their wood care instructions at https://charltonsgates.com/care-instructions-for-new-gates/

Softwood Estate gates are pressure treated and in theory, do not require any further treatment. However, we strongly recommend that you follow the instructions for oiling gates made with pressure-treated timber in our Crestala gate care information. Please, read the recommendations on our “Important Gate Care Information” sheet for more detailed instructions.

All wooden gates are susceptible to natural movement or shaking (cracks in the timber) as the timber expands and contracts during the normal weathering process. This is not considered to be a defect unless very severe.
We do not recommend using dark stains as they attract heat which may cause additional movement in the timber

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