PROWELL'S GARDEN GATE BASE PRICE TABLE

Listed below are the costs for a standard Prowell Garden Gate. Within the galleries, every Wood Gate style is given a percentage above or below this Base Cost, linking to the table below.

Do not forget to add or subtract any percentage assigned to the various gate styles.

Rough Opening Sample Widths	Up to 6' Ht	To 7' Ht
Up to 48" Width	$1200/per gate (1-1/2" thickness)	$1550/per gate (2-1/4" thickness)
48" to 60" Width	$2000/per gate (2-1/4" thickness)	$2400/per gate (2-1/4" thickness)
Includes: 4" Bronze Heavy-Duty Extruded Ball-Bearing Butt Hinges

* Spans beyond 60" are best designed as double gates. If you have, for example, a 72" opening, you will price two gates from the first column above, or a single gate flanked by two Prowell Fence Panels.

* Because many walks and paths default to 60" wide, a double gate leaves two 30" single gates--normally considered too narrow for comfortable passage. There are three options to consider:
A: A single wood gate at 2-1/4" thickness
B: Double Off-Set gates at 1-1/2" thickness. One narrow gate is fixed in place with a cane bolt, and the other, wider, gate defaults as the primary operable passage.
C: Single wood gates with flanking Prowell Fence Panels:
--To View images illustrating the above three options.

* If you prefer, we will pre-finish your gate with WoodRX prior to shipping or pick-up. Single Pedestrian gates with two coats of Ultra color tone: $425: Follow the 'Recommended Finishes' link to the left to learn more.

* Prowell's Preferred Hinge. The Bronze Heavy-Duty Extruded Ball-Bearing 4" Butt Hinge. A hinge action that performs with a tight, smooth action for decades. Non-Prowell patrons can purchase this hinge for $80/pr (two single hinges)

 

Extraneous Notes and Explanations
(Found also under Product Specifications)

* Gates ship with the hinge holes pre-bored. The net gate widths are designed with the hinges to be surface-mounted to both the gate and the post or jamb, creating 1/4" clearance between the gate and the hinge post. It is essential to allow air flow and light on all six planes of the gate. Although Western possesses excellent properties and tannins that are inherently resistant to fungus, by surface-mounting the hinges we eliminate any temptation for bacterial fungus to establish itself and develop into dry rot Commonly illustrated in the bottom rail of, say, a window sash, resting against the windowsill, or a deck board seated on a joist. Both applications create dark, damp environments adored by micro organisms

* Standard Locksets The use of standard 2-3/8"; backset locks over traditional gate latches (for garden gates) is not recommended. Normal expansion of your gate will occur and the clearance required for a standard 2-3/8" lockset (1/4") puts the gate at risk to become wedged against the jamb, requiring the sort of effort with each passage that can damage the gate. We cannot support the integrity of any gate that uses a standard backset lockset.; We insist upon the use of Gate Latches with horizontal Drop Bars allowing 3/8" clearance between the edge of the gate and the jamb or post

Mounting to Masonry Columns or Walls
------------- You will be provided with jambs (normally 1-1/2"T x 3-3/4"W: +$175) These mount to your columns or wall with your installer's preferred method--most often 3/8" x 4" spread bolts. The gate will hinge and latch off these jambs. Your net gate width, with jambs, will be 3-11/16" less than your rough opening width between columns or walls.
-------------If your columns are clad with irregular stone, it is best to mount temporary jambs to the block core and set the stone up to the jamb. This is replaced with the CPW jambs that arrive with the gate. The CPW jambs must be the thickness from the block core to the proudest stone, plus 1/2" allowing the gate to swing open to 110-degrees. This depth dimension from core to stone face will be required, and called out in your drawings. Below is an example of an embedded jamb in progress, where the stonemason uses a mock jamb to set his stone. The jamb is removed and replaced with the arrival of the CPW jamb and gate

----------------- If the irregular stone columns already exist, there is the option of setting a 4x4 jambs to this surface using threaded rod embedded into the stone with epoxy and fitted onto the corresponding holes in the jambs, and back-filling the light cavities between the jambs and stone with mortar