Valance Gate Arbor. Designed to mount onto posts, walls, or columns, spanning the gateway. The vertical post height extensions are made to your specifications with a maximum 18" length.

As an Entry, the Garden Gate Arbor establishes the focus.
For walls and columns, the bottoms of the Gate Arbor posts are often bored to accept a 3/4" threaded rod, which in turn is fitted to a corresponding bore in the top of the wall or column masonry. This results in a mounting system that eliminates insightly iron brackets.
*Shown with Gate Style #10.

Here we see the Wood Arbor #1 as an assembly mounted to the site posts. Shipped with the mounting caps fixed to the bottom of the vertical arbor extensions, the site posts are cut to length, and the arbor assembly is set onto the posts with a little construction adhesive and screwed into place using the pre-bored and counter-sunk holes in the cap.  The mounting can also be accomplished by requesting threaded rod bored into the bottom of the arbor posts instead of the mounting caps. 

--Because there are no other gates between these and the site swimming pool, the gates shown are restricted to local pool-access codes--hence the latch is at 60" above the grade. The gates are also swinging out, away from the property, and fitted with self-closing spring hinges. Three requirements sited by almost all local building codes in the U.S.

Shown with Wood Gate Style #27.

Arbor #1-1 shown when site posts are to extend all the way to the cross-beam.  Eliminating the mounting caps.  When you know you are ordering a CPW Arbor prior to site work, this is most often the approach--setting site posts to the full height called out in the provided CPW drawings

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