Available options
Choices to suit the job.
- 01Gate width and handing
- 02Oak posts and post arrangement
- 03Hinges, latches and closing hardware
- 04Finish and weathering preference
- 05Single orders, quantities and repeat supply
Gates and entrances · AWP-G01
The Surrey Field Gate
A traditionally proportioned five-bar gate for fields, estate routes and rural entrances. Manufactured to order in oak, with the opening, hanging arrangement, posts and ironmongery considered as one installation.
Product overview
A sound gate for a working entrance
A five-bar gate must suit more than the width of the opening. Its weight, daily use, ground levels and hanging geometry determine the sections, clearances and ironmongery required. We record these points in the quotation so the gate and its supporting components are specified together.
Suitable for
- Estate and farm entrances
- Fields, paddocks and vineyards
- Countryside and conservation sites
- Private properties requiring a substantial timber gate
Product information
A clear starting point.
The details below show the usual starting point. We’ll confirm the dimensions, materials and options in your quotation.
- Product reference
- AWP-G01
- Overall dimensions
- Set from the clear opening, ground levels and required clearances
- Timber
- Oak, with species and stated origin confirmed in the quotation
- Construction
- Traditional gate joinery used where appropriate to the agreed design
- Ironmongery
- Hinges, latch, stops and other components selected for the gate and its use
- Supply
- Supply only, delivery or managed installation available
Materials & construction
Good timber, clearly stated.
British-grown oak is preferred where it is suitable, available and commercially practical. European oak may be proposed where it provides a better fit for the order. Exterior ironmongery and fixings are selected around the gate weight, exposure and expected use, and the proposed materials are stated in the quotation.
Maintenance & repair
Made for maintenance and repair.
Hinges, latches, posts, clearances and water-shedding details should be inspected periodically. Where practical, ironmongery and individual timber components can be adjusted, repaired or replaced without discarding the complete gate.