CUSTOM GATES WOOD #114

Custom Gates Wood #114 is Base Price + 40% /per gate (With Acrylic rod)
Base Price + 30% / per gate (w/o acrylic rod)
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As a single or double wood gate.

+ 40% /per gate (with acrylic rods)
Mill Valley CA

After a series of early commissions following the speculative design for custom wood gate #114, we can feature a project with the accompanying fence design. #144-5, introduces Fence Panel Style #8. Built on a sloping grade, the bottom horizontal rails of both the double gates and the accompanying panels are tapered to the slope.

The neighbor Mommy Dino has arranged a play date for Baby Dino with the ever-popular Viggo.
Come on out, Viggo . . . No need to hide under the paper fold. It’s only Baby Dino.

Mill Valley CA

Utilizing Option A in the various options available for sloping grades, we have tapered the bottom rails of garden fence #8 and stepped the panels.  The double wooden gates are tapered across the bottom, but level across the top.

See Sloping Grades.

Mill Valley CA

Double wooden gates on a sloping grade require a landing zone to accommodate an in-swing toward the property. A “Landong Zone’ being the 32” required by code between the wooden gates and any steps leading up, or down. If the landing zone is not level, the gates must be hung high enough off the grade to clear the rising slope.

Mill Valley CA

Meet Viggo, The 6-month old Toy Poodle who safely scouts the comings and goings of every neighbor and passersby from the peek-a-boo barrier of his new fence. On this day, this particular day, his human has arranged a play date with a new friend. He’s been watching, and waiting, all morning.

with acrylic rods
Tiburon, CA (Marin County)

Custom wood gates #114 was created originally for a fully renovated 1952 residence in Tiburon, CA.

Black acrylic rod
WoodRX ‘Mahogany’

Tiburon, CA

As the primary entry gate, through an atrium garden courtyard en route to the front door.

The gate latch, cane bolt, and dead bolt is offered through 360 Yardware.

Tiburon, CA

Custom wood gates #114. 

Tiburon, CA

We show the below photo upon approach down the long drive. The double outdoor gate #114 is barely visible, but a good look at the garage doors and why the original #114 design was a good fit for the existing post-modern architecture.

Custom wood gates #114-1 shown without the acrylic rods.

Palo Alto, CA

Entry gates #114-1 in Silicone Valley, south of San Francisco.
Rocky Mountain latch #E358
WoodRX ‘Teak’

No acrylic rods
Seattle, WA

Double entry gates #114-2 for a renovated 1950’s postmodern home in Seattle.

Finished on site with a dark green solid body stain. Unknown brand.
When painting the gates, the cedar should be fully exposed to the elements for 203 weeks tio allow it to acclimate prior to the application of paint, solid-body stains, or any finish that does not absorb.

Seattle, WA

The entry prior to installing the double entry gates.

With acrylic rods
Sonoma, CA

The wooden gates #114-3 shown at only 46″ net height.

Sonoma, CA

Note that the jambs on this application of the wooden gate #114 have been mounted toward the property edge of the columns. Although the majority of the gates/jambs are centered within the column depth, mounting as shown below does offer a wider swing arc. And yet there is always a danger of ‘chip out’ when bolting close to the edge of a stucco/block column.

Sonoma, CA

A1950’s makeover. Perfect for the entry gate #114.
No finish.
So what architectural style is not perfect for this gate style?
Victorians
Colonials
Italianate Palladio
Saltbox

With acrylic rods
San Anselmo CA

The single entry gate #114-4, with acrylic rods.

WoodRX ‘Mahogany’

San Anselmo CA

Entry gate #114-4 shown with a 3rd-party arbor. Mounting to stone columns where the stone is smooth enoiugh that the jambs mount directly onto the stone.

The matching Fence Style #8 to the wooden gates #114.

IN-PROGRESS

Dadoing the grid joints for the wooden gates #114 involve the use of stop blocks and spacer blocks to accommodate the wider grid dividers. .

Mating the upper grid mortises with their tenons on the stile.

Charles dry-fitting outdoor gates #114 prior to final assembly.

Mortised stiles.