A
series of variations on our original Drive Gate design.
Drive Gate #2
This gate is Base
Price + 4%
Follow the link to the Base Price Table
A pair of grid patterns shouldering each gate. Sliding
gates are surfaced-mounted to an exposed steel frame, visible on the
inside face of the gate.
Street-side presence of a small lot in need of privacy. Two sliding
drive gates access a circular drive, centered by a 4-post Entry gate
with Arching Arbor,
Drive gate #2-1
This gate is Base
Price + 6% ( with the 'Racked" bottom rail)
#2-1, with it's standard
pickets. Automated. Single-Span Sliding Driveway Gate mounted
onto an exposed steel frame.
-Total Opening: 17 feet
-Illustrating a drive grade that slopes to the left, as well
as down toward the house. The top rail is level, with the bottom
rail running parallel to the slope, and consequently, the lower
panels grows increasingly longer.
The panels to each side are 'stepped', carrying the climbing
grade. The bottom of the gate is contoured to the grade, with
the top of the gate level.
--Double
Entry Gates sliding as a single span.
Surface-mounted to a steel frame exposed on the yard side.
-- Once again, we illustrate the 'racked' bottom rail, running parallel
to a severe slope.
--One of the options for configuring sliding-gate rollers (maintaining
the allignment of the Drive Gate) is shown below, with the rollers in
contact with the gate. The disadvantage is that often the rollers
will blemish the finish of a painted gate as they slide open and closed.
-- The other optio for rollers n is shown on Drive
Gate #24
This double-swing gate remains on the site
in deference to one of the twelve families who steadfastly patronized
Prowell's work in the 80's, commissioning endless furnishings and interior
make-overs. We were a young family then, with babies and an at-home
mom and the loyalty of these patrons will never be forgotten.
And finally, The Driveway Gate #2 with
straightvertical pickets illustrating how the Gate has been configured
to act as a pedestrian access as well, simply by off-setting the widths
of the two gates. The larger gate is fixed in place with a cane
bolt.
A pair of grid patterns shouldering each gate. Sliding
gates are surfaced-mounted to an exposed steel frame, visible on the
inside face of the gate.
#2-1, with it's standard
pickets. Automated. Single-Span Sliding Driveway Gate mounted
onto an exposed steel frame.
The panels to each side are 'stepped', carrying the climbing
grade. The bottom of the gate is contoured to the grade, with
the top of the gate level.