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This Garden Gate design is similar to #93

  Craftsman Garden Gate #4-4 is featured by upper open grids. Two rows and either 3 or 4 grid columns, depending on the gate width. Some with glass and some without. The small Craftsman ledge blocks just below the middle rail. As a point of reference, gate #4-4 is 45" width x 70" net ht.

  Craftsman Garden Gate #4-4 in Carmel, California.

  The weathered aesthetic of the flanking fence and arbor find a charming allowance with the Cape Cod blue.

  An Arts and Crafts Fence Gate Design in Marin County, California. 
Eventually the natural fence-line of the hedge will mature to a consistant height and provide a better visual balance to the centered Entry Gates. 

    Narrow solid panels flanking the Entry Gates to establish a subtle announcement, or foyer. Small relief blocks accentuate the planks that are peculiar to the style #4-1.

Flanking panels:  Base Cost

  The original Craftsman Gates in Belvedere, CA (Marin County).
Double Offset Wood Gates spanning 60-in opening. Stained glass lites within the  gates and center portals of the arbor.  (These become luminescant against the sunlight)
**Because there are no standards to stained glass, ordering Gate #4 is often accomplished by the homeowner securing their own glass.  CPW will ship the gates as shown in the image under #4-3 below, allowing you to apply a finish first, set your glass, and secure it with the provided glass stops.

**A word about double Off-set Gates. We link to this image elsewhere on the site to illustrate one of three ways to deal with openings that fall within the 60" mark. Two equal gates at 30" is generally too narrow for a comfortable passage. A single span gate of 60" can be too cumbersome. A third option is the Double Offset, with the narrow gate fixed in place with a cane bolt and the wider gate being the more common passageway, latching into the narrow fixed gate.

Another example of a Double Off-set gate can be viewed at #113-1c

Gate style #4-2 shown with Arbor #3 in Tiburon, California.
**To download a PDF of various obscure glass styles. click here.
**To visit this online, click here.

 Below, photographed prior to inserting the glass to illustrate how the inside face of all gates with inserted glass appear as such.  Continuous horizontal 'stops' along the top and bottom, as well as the smaller vertical 'stops' along the grid dividers. The 'stops' have a slight radius and are 1/8" proud of the gate face.  This also allows the glass to be replaced in the event of errant BB-guns.

  Something similar, as a single narrow  Outdoor Gate as an alley entry in San Francisco, with stained glass inserts  Price Base + 10% w/o glass

  And what are these little wedgy thingies?  Componants to a woodworking joint that has been around since the 4th century.