Crestala Fencing Centre

Eridge Entrance Gates

Standard sizes are priced below. For special widths and heights, please see the Made-to-Measure Sizes section below.
Not suitable for automation, please see our hardwood range.  
 PRICED PER PAIR OF GATES

Pair Width: 1.8m
Height: 0.9m Made to Order
£748.80
Tax included.

Pickup available at Crestala Fencing Centre

Key Features

A convex-top tongue-and-groove gate with a solid curved top rail. Crestala's Eridge Curved Top Entrance Gates will look great at the end of any drive. Our gate makers manufacture them in our workshops using pressure-treated timber. They are robust yet offer excellent value for money.

Other heights, widths and single gates are available; please contact us for price and availability.

*Measurements before the wood is planed. It's roughly 5mm smaller than the original size.

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

Made To Measure Sizes
We make all Eridge gates to meet customer orders.

The maximum width for a pair is 3.6m.
The minimum width for a pair is 1.8m.
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:Eridge entrance gates manufactured by Crestala are robust yet offer outstanding value for money. The timber used is pressure-treated, joinery-grade, slow-growing Scandinavian redwood. The treatment will provide reasonable protection against rot and also insect attack.
How to Use

Eridge Gates should be hung on appropriate-sized adjustable hooks and rides. This enables easy adjustment of the gates throughout their life.

Installation Tips

We recommend using a drop-bolt on each leaf of a pair of gates.

Recommended Aftercare

All pairs of Eridge gates supplied by Crestala must be stored, treated and cared for properly before and after hanging. Please, read the recommendations on our "Important Gate Care Information" sheet for more detailed instructions.

All treated softwood gates are susceptible to natural movement or shaking (cracks in the timber) as the wood expands and contracts during the normal weathering process.

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