GARDEN GATE #28

This Garden Gate is Base Price + 28%/per gate
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Garden Gate #28 features 3 to 4 rows of grids. Grids at 1″-3″
Fence Panel Price Link: Base + 14%

* Four-High Pyramid Grid
Long Beach, CA

As illustrated with 28-1, Outdoor Gates with a grid pyramid alters with the width and height of every gate. Here we have four horizontal grid dividers instead of the three in the above #28.
Fence Panel Price Link: Base + 14%

Mill Valley, CA

Three rows of grids.

And again, illustrating with this Garden Gate as a two-tiered pattern in Mill Valley, CA—drawn from a gate net width of 54″ and a height of only 48″.

Marin County

Four rows of grids. Our earliest example of The Garden Gate #28, in Novato, California. Built in 1994. Shown with flanking panels of upper and lower grids.

San Clemente, CA

Four rows of grids

Garden Gate #28 as double entry gates in San Clemente, CA. The right gate has a straight top rail, which gives it the appearance of a flanking fence panel. Height at 50″.

More on Double Off-Set Gates
Also see the table at the bottom of the page with the links to Similar Dbl Off-Set gate styles.

Garden Gate #28-5, with five rows and thirteen columns of grids.

Orinda, CA

Four rows of grids. Garden Gate #28-6 in Orinda, CA. With four rows and eight columns of grids.

*Because the gate is mounted to stone with an irregular surface, the jambs are best mounted directly to the cinder block core. This depth, from the core to the outermost stone, is provided by the installer and in turn Prowell creates the jambs to that thickness plus 1/2″ (for gate swing clearance). On site, the installer proceeds to with his stonework by installing a temporary jamb. Once the jambs arrive, with the gate, they are easily fitted into place, with the stone set to each side.

Typical Matching Fence Panel style #31

Typical Matching Driveway Gate style #24