Typical Gate Design #38.
WoodRX Teak finish.

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San Diego, CA

A straight forward photo that illustrates the basic pattern of the 38.
The pattern varies to accommodate different gate widths. The same basic layout, but for the slight changes when the wider widths requires additional pickets, as illustrated in the examples below.

San Diego, CA

We'll include a 'before' photo of the house, simply because it's charming.

(With the upper open mortised squares)

San Anselmo, CA

This Fence and the original #38 Gate Design was created for a newly renovated Craftsman home belonging to the long-time manager of the Grateful Dead.

San Anselmo, CA

Photographed from within the yard some 20 years later.

Shown with Wood Fence Style #2-10

(No open mortised squares)

Santa Rosa, CA

Style #38-1 as Double Garden Gates. Because of the wonderful, but irregular stone, the jambs were mounted to the column's block core. A measurement was provided from the block to the outermost edge of the stone. Prowell created jambs that were 1/2" thicker, or deeper, than the provided dimension, allowing free swing and preventing the gate from striking or binding on the stone. -- Our overall opening is 79", and at a height of 83".

Without the open mortised squares along the top rail

A closer look at the #38-1 pattern.

The G640 Lariat Grips from Rocky Mountain Hardware are 16" C to C, with backplate escutcheons G684 at 24" length x 3-1/2". Available with the backplate, or mounted directly to the gate.

The inside face. An example of gates without the usual latches, preferring instead the Rocky Mountain grips upon approach and on the inside, from 3rd-party Coastal Bronze Hardware, the #40-700 grips and the 50-400 clasp. Also shown is the #80-100 Cane Bolt.

(With open mortised squares in top rail)

\San Anselmo, CA

We include #38-4 simply to illustrate that not all of our Garden Gates are flanked by Prowell's fence panels nor do they all adorn mega-mansions. A wire fence isn't normally associated with an aesthetic border, and yet it can work, and in fact does appear to work in this setting

Santa Barbara, CA

Wood Gate #38-3 illustrating a slightly varied grid pattern

Finished by the homeowners with WoodRX Ultra 'Natural' with the upper grid and lower pickets, and WoodRX 'Chestnut' for the stiles and rails.

The overhead arbor is provided by the homeowner.

Rocky Mountain Gate Latch E414.

San Barbara, CA

The side gate, as with #38-4, illustrates how it is acceptable to couple the open style of the 38 with a clean wire fence construction.

Rocky Mountain Gate Latch E414

San Barbara, CA

A close look at the upper pattern of style 38-3, which varies more with the given net widths than any of our other designs.

Santa Barbara, CA

The matching Driveway Gate #20

Rocky Mountain Gate Latch E414

Wood Gate #38-5 features an augmented grid off the bottom rail and borrows the partial arch of Gate #53

. . and in doing so has apparently attracted the attention of the local paparazzi.

Base Price + 20%

Berkeley, CA

Wood Gate #38-7 in Marin County, CA as a Double-Off-set and flanking panel style #2
Double gates utilize the hardware shown below:
Cane Bolt #CB
Gate Stop
Rocky Mountain Gate Latch E414

(The only one of these three you're required to use is the Gate stop. The latch and cane bolt can be sourced elsewhere, if you prefer.).

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